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Sentence Examples As far as is known, however, no other members of the family received any of the Duchess' jewels by bequest. Situated on a ridge above Maneybhanjang, clouds from the northwest are ever present, as is the cold and biting wind. The King's tremendous support of the abbey of Cluny is discussed thoroughly, as is his foundation and endowment of the Cluniac abbey at Reading. As we learn later, the jacket was borrowed, as is nearly everything Tom ever wears. If, as is generally accepted, a commodore is needed to head the group, questions arise over his or her jurisdiction over the air group. But as is revealed in a startling new biography, he fathered illegitimate children and had numerous affairs. Hat rack cactii and pencil bush are both euphorbias, as is crown of thorns, so I'd consult a doctor about those, too. Photo refractive surgery is another available treatment for hypermetropia, as is laser eye surgery. Originally, he may have been pouring a libation from a patera, as is common in similar sacrifice scenes belonging to this iconographic topos. Active, not passive, response is called forth as is perseverance over the long haul. Fruitcake orange peel is strong and slightly sweet in the nose, as is candied lemon peel and citron. It was a very worthy performance considering my age and prominent social standing, but the stone paid no attention, as is so often the case. You see, in Jamaica, Father's Day is nowhere near as important as is Mother's Day. Conversely he is very careful where he goes and what he does online, as is the way perhaps of silver surfers. The results are probably about as rich-sounding as is possible from monophonic sound. The music the band played was as far removed from the sickly-sweet pap produced by Taiwan's contemporary pop icons as is possible. We finished with some Black Forest cake, which is made by Pet herself, as is the German bread that was served with the goulash. This subtle but persistent political theme is well served by the author's tart humor, as is the fairy-tale romance. The pumps operate on the theory of peristalsis as is commonly seen in the human digestive system. Psychomachia, an allegorical poem, is illustrated throughout, as is the case in many other codices presenting this text. Show More Sentences Direct state funding of aid agencies to undertake such activities is a growing trend, as is overall dependence on government coffers. Somewhere in our mission statement, we promised to act as is necessary for public and personal safety and no more. Although, as is the case with so many of the foreign contingent plying their trade in this country, perhaps he was simply misquoted. Deviation from the diagonal trend line, as is evident for third-codon-position transitions, indicates saturation. To add warmth to your leather or suede jacket, shearling lining is popular, as is a fur collar. Compulsive working out at the gym is common, as is painstaking attention to diet and dietary supplements. The bosses, as is their wont, reacted as if I had proposed handing out our promotional material written in Sumerian and wrapped in a puzzle. This is even truer where wealth is hoarded at the top, as is typical of these Gulf states. The smell is pleasant, the taste is slightly sweet and slightly bitter as is typical of ginseng. Keeping the edge wet is most important for gloss and eggshell, as is smoothing off with gentle finishing strokes. The floorpan is not as torsionally rigid as is the case in the best of the European rivals, nor is the suspension as stiffly mounted. At nineteenth-century Oxford, as is well known, liberal university reformers mobilized under the banner of a secular Hellenism. My own veranda in Cockermouth is a larger example, as is the more ostentatious orangery at Brockhole. Perseverance is an unmerited gift of grace, just as is also the initial turning of the will to God in faith and penitence. I know I could make a slip cover, but I like the texture of the existing fabric. is it possible to dye the chair as is or will I ruin the piece? Poverty and oppression are palpable here, as is the social anger of the working class at these conditions. The graphics are very impressive as is the smooth, seamless transition between battle mode and exploration mode. But here we're talking heavyweights and neither fighter is exciting to watch, as is most of the rest of that weight class. The gardens, fuelled by tropical drizzle, are immaculate, as is the cosy bar with fireplace, lit nightly at 6pm. But one must remember they were not smoking up to 60 a day as is often reported today. Show More Sentences The company has 22 tutors and 16 testers and does not use an automatic testing system, as is common practice in other workplaces. The fruits were cordate at the base instead of truncated as is typical of H. verticillata. I didn't use any cording in the buttonholes as is usually suggested for bulkier knits. That all politicians are fiendish scofflaws is a given, as is their role as lackeys greasing the money chutes of big business. The 1924 Contract was never, so far as is known, completed by the formal legal transfer of the lands and hereditaments comprised in it. The first time he did this he filled the cup half full, as is usually done with handle-less Japanese teacups. They had a block party, and as is the custom, a fire truck showed up to amuse the kids. His sincerity and good faith are obvious as is his passionate identification with those at the bottom of the heap. Interestingly, neither the chairs nor the armchair have side rails mortised through the rear posts as is so common in Philadelphia work. The major planets are available at a click, as is a solar system view, which can be animated and its angle of viewing changed. Well, this year Azores High doesn't seem to be extending as far up north as is needed to give us better weather. In short, the ratification process is stone dead, as is the constitutional treaty. The speedscope is not capable of producing a visible, tangible record as is envisaged in the legislation. The Fed's 2001-02 interest rate cuts are having some stimulative effect, as is the huge swing in the federal budget from surplus to deficit. Beekeeping is a lucrative sideline for chestnut growers, as is selling the bolitus edulis growing under trees. It is certainly not, as is often assumed, an enlightened approach to running a multi-ethnic society. But, as is often the case with such things, a love-hate relationship formed. Ralph's relationship with his mother is fraught, as is his love affair with Celia. The assumption, as is often the case with this cretaceous era of computer software, is that someone else has loused it up for them. This test involves breathing normally then holding your breath for as long as is comfortable. Show More Sentences The calcitic ossicles of crinoids, as is typical of echinoderms, form an internal skeleton that provides support and protection. Their third win in five games, looks to have ensured safety from relegation, as is the case for Cross Keys after a third straight win. They bought the house as is with the understanding that Mrs Callahan could have a day in the house alone, to select mementos. There are concerns about siting a new hall on the recreation field and uncertainty the current building needs as much work as is suggested. A good dusting of rotenone is effective, as is hand-picking, or giving the bush a good, hard shake. Timidity and unassertiveness are just as healthy for the average young female as is a thrice-daily dose of cyanide. A less expensive option is to treat water with chlorine or iodine, as is typically done with municipal water. The language in Atistia's epitaph is archaizing, as is the language used on the three other sides of the monument. Then, as is the case with many expeditions, variables beyond our control take over. The Seventh begins with a quicker tempo in the introduction as is becoming common these days. Cleanliness and trash pickup are ongoing maintenance jobs, as is the upkeep of public gardens, shrubbery and flowers. Cotton seed should not be planted behind the plough, as is the case when planting maize or groundnuts. I have the chance to study it in great depth and to experience things in their original context as much as is possible in modern times. Colds, pneumonia, tuberculosis, and influenza are more common in smokers, as is legionnaires' disease. I read it closely and annotated it extensively, as is my habit in reading generally. Informal target shooting, plinking if you will, is made more enjoyable with a fine firearm as surely as is serious competition. It's a charming Old World touch, as is the collection of beer steins over the bar. Room and board are the student's responsibility, as is the financing of tuition. Perhaps separatism is the result of a corrupt and arrogant government as is the case now. I had been going to mark the 1000th posting here with a descant on futility and failure, as is traditional on New Year's Eve. Show More Sentences Often, as is the case here, it is a handy tool for misdirection or a neat handle from which to hang accusations. The timing in the scenes is close to perfection, as is the balance of the supporting characters. Jewelry, particularly in gold and silver, is popular, as is other metalwork, such as brass and copper plates and bowls. The embryo forms an allantoic placenta, as is true of at least some peramelids and koalas but not other marsupials. The extent of the economic regression for many countries is astonishing, as is the pace of economic advancement for a small number of countries. The governors would be elected by regional parliaments rather than by popular elections as is the case now. Old-fashioned ginger ale and root beer were lacto-fermented, as is the Russian drink kvass, and kombucha. The other chores are shared out between the watches, as is typical on sail training vessels. Such wryness and wit are generously on hand in Hamilton's prints, as is a pervasive irony. The math is dumbed down a bit as is necessary for a mass market book like this. He also pointed out that voluntary labour is now accepted as a source of matching funding in projects as is funding from the national lottery. It proposes a barbarising of the inside of a language such as is unavoidable for those coming to a culture from its outside. Your love is gone, as is your pride, and soon you shall realize that hope too has fled thee. At this stage his future is very much up in the air as is the possibility of him remaining a United player. It is also, as is increasingly the case, a country where HIV and Aids are widespread. This is war as reality TV and, as is usual with such programmes, it sometimes doesn't seem quite real. A suitable printer can produce as much as is needed, when it is needed, including compliment slips and business cards. Knowledge production cannot be departmentalized from other functions, as is customary in industrial manufacturing. The linguistic and cultural ties are there, as is a surprising degree of goodwill on the part of previously colonized populations. Their confidence and self-assurance is indeed palpable, as is their ability to express themselves uninhibitedly. Show More Sentences The chord of the segment is given, as is its area, and the student is asked to compute its height. If you consider the work as is progresses over time, you can see a clear movement toward calmness, simplicity, and finally silence. This word means fiery ones, in allusion, as is supposed, to their burning love. Their place in the pop tradition is I think affirmed, as is the fact that they were great songwriters, unlike many of their gobby peers. Access to water is always recommended, as is staying off the asphalt, which can burn an animal's paws. It can be eaten as is or made into a jelly, marmalade, nectar, squash, or sherbet. Cigarette burns are part of the inevitable aftermath of most parties, as is spilt candle wax. Strong waterproof footwear and protective outdoor clothing is advisable, as is a change of clothes. They've waffled on at length about it, but as is usual the action comes a generation later. This road is obviously too narrow as is the pavement to accommodate this hazardous, ill-conceived and misplaced hazard. The timing change tensioner for the Porsche Cayenne is actually a plastic assembly, not metal as is often the case. Calling the figures as the dance progressed was not an American invention as is often claimed. While demonology may be the most dramatic, mediumship is also a form of necromancy, as is divination, which employs the use of spirit guides. The winter scene of the old farm is in a unique solid white frame as is the family photo. Hartenberg Chatillon and Weisser Riesling are always popular as is the Cabernet Sauvignon and Shiraz blend. Sadly, that's not the case, as is shown by the scars of clearcuts and logging roads on our 191 million acres of national forests. Interaction between academia and industry is also undeveloped, as is the role of foreign investments in technology transfer. Palm oil production, fish, and now black gold and natural gas are major resources, as is education. There are some interesting experimental numbers, as is to be expected, but fortunately the band comes through in the big beat department. Quality leather and period clothing is required, as is a unique registered Cowboy Action name to match your cowboy alter ego. Show More Sentences The romance between he and his beloved is legend as is his decent to Hades. The recording was full of contemporary and historical allusions, as is the training manual. Sandblast cleaning is usually acceptable, as is high pressure water cleaning with approved cleaning compounds. But the Talmud in its own way is just as radical in its reinterpretation of Scripture as is the New Testament. Here, his political background is left out, as is the nature of his criminal alliance with Tom. This may reflect the concentration of alkaline earth metals in soil and groundwater as is typical in dry climates. But her long harsh sentence is cockeyed, as is Peter Beattie's very disappointing and uncharacteristically maladroit response. Although Ferguson spoke with only a semi-serious tone, there was a barb within his remarks, as is often the case with jokes. Computer skills are essential, as is a working knowledge of control systems. And as is inevitable my mind drifts to the topic that has been on my mind for the past two months or so. Harty, as is a poacher's wont, removed any dubiety by forcing the ball into the back of the net, before running off in pursuit of the acclaim. Also, perhaps because I'm so familiar with Peter Pan itself, my mind, as is its wont, tended to wander, if not wonder. But, as is so often the case, such strong measures were the recourse of a weak regime. We will maintain the necessary military forces in the country for so long as is required. Back then, as is true today, we didn't know if we're going to land on ice or in a liquid methane-ethane ocean or a tarry gooey surface. These will see the fund paying out reasonable compensations instead of huge amounts of money as is presently done. But, when the humor is flat and repetitious, as is the case here, the absence of a credible storyline becomes a major drawback. Snowshoeing is also an option as is skiing on a short, three-kilometer groomed Nordic trail at Badger Pass. The intent to make the already rambunctiously witty play even more so is laudable, as is the casting of new Edmonton talent. I've rambled on for quite a bit, and, as is typical, I haven't managed to get to the point yet. Show More Sentences The purpose of marriage is to glorify God as is taught by creation, redemption and eschatology. There are not many types of sport with so many technical possibilities as is in judo. Repair, construction, tailoring, printing, and other services are always in demand, as is private tutoring. Their major concern was how a buyer should have the guts to determine the cost of a product instead of the seller, as is normally the case. A responsibly and well-written book is a gem, as is a responsible and well-spoken teacher. Improved seeds have contributed to augmented cultivation as is testified by the experience of the Land Development Agency during the last year. The direct-to-diffuse ratios for UVR are somewhat different from those for broadband, as is the pattern of diffuse sky radiance. A chance to fight at the Olympics is obviously hugely attractive as is the lure of the professional game where there is so much money to be made. The men continue to work for themselves, which is a feature of gypsy life, as is their wish to continue to live in caravans. As with many psychoactive drugs, tachycardia is also prevalent with deliriant use, as is photosensitivity due to enlarged pupils. This is always a possibility, as is the possibility of getting carsick or airsick. The size is pretty much irrelevant, as is the amount of water, within reason. Secondly, everybody agrees there needs to be a transfer of power as soon as is practical. The notional addressee is likely to want to use materials readily at hand to make essentially the same thing as is disclosed in the prior art. However they do not mean it, as is demonstrated by their opposition to an equal age of consent. But if there is no order, as is the case with the atactic polystyrene, packing can't occur. The metal balcony is propped from the rubble wall, and is an addition to traditional forms, as is the shallow pyramid of the roof. However, as is well known, the reactor began to shut down spontaneously within a few hours. In surf kayaking, hull shapes and designs are borrowed from the surf world, as is the system of scoring. A guided hike in the morning which climbs out of the village is on offer as is the chance to catch some rays at the nearby lake. Show More Sentences The tough rind, pale russet in colour, is very bitter, as is the covering of the three seeds. Separation goes paradoxically together with dependence because, as is the case with a pair of scales, one character's going up requires the other's going down. Furthermore, as is typical of many phylogenetic problematica, myzostomids feature a mixture of characteristics that suggest affinities with disparate taxa. David Binney, the American saxophonist, is based at New York's 55 Bar, as is the raw-boned and independent guitarist Wayne Krantz, who joins him on this set. But, as is often the case, what may be equally as damning as the crime will be the cover-up. With a semisolid or solid manure storage, manure can be hauled when ever time allows without planning ahead to agitate the storage as is required with liquid storages. But the judge was well aware of this point and these issues, as is demonstrated by the lengthy investigation that she went into with Mr Wallis and Mr Jarrold. Set in what looks like a vast wine cellar, the walls and ceilings of the main room are exposed brick, as is the private back room space that holds up to 140 people. Thomas Walsh, at both full-forward and wing forward, got on a lot of ball and used a good deal of it very well, as is evidenced by his 1-4 from play. The stirrup is really important because the grip is pulled up into the frame and can't shift fore and aft, as is possible with conventional grip screws. Goldman Sachs is now a commercial bank, as is Morgan Stanley, which means both firms are protected by the Fed as Too Big To Fail. Please, in every decision made on behalf of the people as is your duty, make choices that this nation's forefathers would appreciate and future generations will benefit from. All of these will be automatically assimilated into the new school, but as is the practice with all school amalgamations, an enhanced early retirement scheme will be on offer. After church some Western teacher mends and I from different institutions repair to a nearby fast food restaurant for coffee and snacks, as is our Sunday morning custom. In specifying severe judgment, as is widely recommended, are the bishops engaged in a form of retribution for having erred in the past by latitudinarian excess? Lot welcomes the strangers with open arms, as is customary for the times. Well, linguistician that I am, my first thoughts set me to playing about with semantics and, as is my wont on these occasions, to casting my thoughts back to the bard. But certainly in the first half City, as is their wont, refused to wallow in self-pity and played like a side determined to make light of any inconveniences. Their supporters had settled for a draw when, with the whistle already between the referee's lips, Owen ghosted in unnoticed, as is his wont, to nod in a cross from Joe Cole. Now, the media, as we know, can overdo those things, as is our wont. Show More Sentences Without the right gradient to drain off onto the edges and without the drains, water, as is its wont, finds its own shape, filling every crevice and crater. Yes, as is often the case, Ronald Reagan was the most socialistic of the lot. As black-ops units go, it is about as thuggish and ruthless as is possible, without being a criminal organization. At the level of scholarship their writings certainly show that Chinese thought was then by no means as bound by tradition as is generally thought. As much as is known about Dorothea Lange is as little that is known about Florence Owens Thompson. But this passage is one in which, as is her wont, the author mimes the language of male philosophical and theological tradition that she seeks to transvalue. Moving house is an instinct worth pursuing, as is cementing or redefining your career role. The surprise leaks and backstairs briefings are familiar after six years in government, as is the whiff of intrigue and rivalry between the Prime Minister and the Chancellor. Instead of grace, there has come in many women an affectation of mannishness, as is shown in hats, jackets, long strides, and a healthful swinging of the arms in walking. No personal photos or memorabilia cover the walls, as is true of the other worthy soul food places around town. Placing slices of lemon along their pathways is also reputed to be an effective repellent, as is a mixture of bicarbonate of soda and black pepper. The acting, as is usually the case with a Spielberg film, is top-notch. Both foliage and flower are suitable for indoor arrangements, as is the dried seed head but if you cut it off you will deprive your plant of the opportunity to self-seed. The steel pan is our gift to the world as is our calypso music. This set is with all half-titles present as is often not the case. We were fortunate in that The Hog loved having his teeth brushed and it was never necessary to take him to the vet to have them done under anaesthetic, as is usual. He is a people person, as is demonstrated in his career, which meant constant dealings with people, and in his concern about the problems of people of all ages in New Zealand. And then of course, as is apparently compulsory these days, there's the obligatory shock twist ending that doesn't stand up to a moment's scrutiny. The original purpose of the Institutiones was the teaching of Latin to Greek speakers, as is shown by repeated references to classical Greek texts. Cabs are plentiful as is public mass transit that is easy to use. Show More Sentences Although there are, as far as is known, no quantitative data, hydrogen peroxide is usually thought to move rapidly across the membranes of cells and organelles. Some of the key personalities the elder Tsarnaev is suspected of interacting with are dead, as is Tamerlan himself. Fractionation of ferromagnesian phases such as olivine, pyroxene and magnetite must have taken place during magma emplacement, as is suggested by the low Co abundance. The relationship between the street and the galleries inside is not as intrusively immediate as is suggested by the open-ended, perpendicular orientation. When he's finished caressing my windows with as little elbow-grease as is humanly possible, the little tinker always insists that he hasn't got any change. That is a very real concern, as is the fact that the Minister has the power to resolve any contentious or unresolved issues to do with scopes of practice. Of course, as is often the case, there is a price to be paid for sustainability. Immense amounts of money were squandered, reputations were tarnished, and the consumer was left, as is so often the case, chagrined, puzzled, shortchanged, miffed. Methane is a product of this process, as is the mineral serpentine. The page includes a form letter that you can send as is or personalized. The present invention relates to apparatus for cleaning the interior bore of well bore tubulars, such as is found in the oil and gas production industries. And, as is typical of a Loeb letter, he goes after the goodies that corporate bigwigs routinely get. Sparkling wine is a perfectly acceptable alternative to champagne, as is mulled wine in winter, and will reduce your costs in this area by up to about 40 per cent. It was also used by the ancient Romans, as is evidenced by the writings of Pliny, who described a method for making soap by boiling goat tallow with alkali wood ashes. They paid the land owner for the fossil and got it out of the ground in days, and as is the custom, they named the dinosaur for its discoverer, Sue. In fact, those insights will sometimes be decisive in the standardization of orthographies for indigenous languages, as is the case for the PROPELCA experiment in Cameroon. A wholly celibate marriage is thus in principle quite conceivable, as is some variation of marriage between those more at home physically with those of their own gender. It's an exquisite dish, as is the chicken, pancetta-wrapped and juicy, a side of basil-and-olive-flecked orzo complementing the herby goat-cheese filling. This distance is called the metacentric height, which takes negative values when the center of mass is above the center of buoyancy, as is common among fishes. Surprisingly, the official tells us, Utah is inching toward accepting the money, as is Tennessee. Show More Sentences Similarly, bringing together the ends of two cables is simple unless those cables have a core diameter many times smaller than a human hair, as is the case with fiber optics. His personal history is inspiring, as is his intellectual brilliance, knowledge of and detestation of fascism, communism and morally repugnant capitalism. The US is below the OECD average, whereas Finland is above, as is The Netherlands. I imagine your breakfast conversations are dynamic and colorful, as is the interior design of your home. Allen responded with his own Op-Ed in the Times, and the media, as is their wont, proceeded to pick sides. Toy breeds tend to lose their teeth at an early age but the avoidance of commercial treats and titbits will preserve them for as long as is possible. Car parking is included in the price as is a range of kitchen appliances including fridge-freezers, ovens, hobs, dishwashers, washing machines and extractor fans. Dahl's caricatures could eclipse a production when performed by a cast of skilled actors allowed to overact to their hearts' content, as is the case here. Familiarity was a correlate of relatedness, as is true in nature. Three-flavour chicken with rice and vegetables is a good choice, as is the sweet, succulent pork BBQ, also served with a healthy portion of fresh veggies. If you want to make top-drawer Zinfandel, planting it in cooler hillside spots is essential, as is restricting its yield and picking before the grapes are overripe. The atmosphere is laid back, as is the owner Jose, who moves around greeting everyone in his trademark overshirt, surrounded by an air of bonhomie. When one starts looking at the implications of a diversified portfolio of services, as is the case for most transport operators, we talk of economies of scope. True to his ambition of having as many home-bred players in his squad as is feasible, the manager was delighted at being able to give five young players their first run. Such a report puts in train a detailed investigation which may be unnecessary if, as is frequently the case, the incident is not one of carbon monoxide poisoning. Management and the board are committed to ensuring that the process is managed as sensitively and as supportively as is possible for all our staff and students. The body holds that education on waste minimisation and litter management is required to stimulate a cultural change as is evidenced by the Race Against Waste campaign. The sense of public outrage is palpable, as is the desire for justice. Loss of sensation in the distribution of the maxillary and mandibular divisions of the trigeminal nerve is usually well tolerated, as is the removal of the glenoid fossa. Now, helium based gas mixtures such as trimix are available, as is the knowledge and training that is available to enable divers to dive more safely to 70m and beyond. Show More Sentences The findings obtained with this Finnish material can cohere with prior comparable research in other markets, as is referenced in the text wherever applicable. The feast of Santiago on 25 July is a national holiday, as is the feast of the Immaculate Conception, 8 December, which is also Spain's Mother's Day. The whole area is swarming with police, as is the subway station. Today, Chen is unsearchable on Weibo, as is any language that might refer to the case. Preliminary meiotic analysis of the F 1 hybrid showed the occasional formation of an anaphase I bridge between two large chromosomes, as is typical for paracentric inversions. Gradually, as a summer of physical hardship and anxiety and Stalinist betrayals gives way to the wholesale fight for survival, her language is pared down, as is her focus. Well, as is the case for just about everything that does well on home video, the makers of Friday have concocted yet another adventure with weed in parenthesis. Nominations will be taken from the floor, and in a secret ballot a simple majority will decide the issue if there are, as is likely, only two candidates. However, as is often the case with early references to black people in Britain, not much is known about Peter's life beyond the line that refers to him in the parish register. The train system is a mess, as is the hospital and education system, due to years of underinvestment and a focus on managing perception rather than dealing with reality. Their red paint is peeling, as is that on most of the house. Ultimately, as is the case in almost all ethical dilemmas in medicine, a series of practical considerations will move me further in one direction than another. Urban Decay Limited Edition Lipstick in Jailbait Brown tinged with mauve this is ideal for the day as is avoids shimmer and goes for colour. Note that once again only yr can replace the proclitic form, as is appropriate if the proclitic is a reduced form of the prevocalic variant yr. Freedom of religion is a very important principle in a modern society, as is freedom from religion. This led to the wolf being adopted as a symbol of the town as is shown on the 1511 Stirling Jug. Hesse below, as is a public body an association of physicians and psychotherapists in Hesse. Holding local elections on time is an absolute necessity, as is ensuring that we have a sound law in place. Hunting with blowguns, homemade crossbows and other improvised arms is covered, as is practical taxidermy for the trophies collected. Newquay on the north coast is famous for its beaches and is a popular surfing destination, as is Bude further north. Show More Sentences And yet, Bindra, as is his wont, underplayed the result, though he did admit he could be overcritical at times. It incorporates the same simple re-fusing device as is used in the standard Ediswan Clix BS 1363 Fused Plug, and the adaptor outlet is shuttered. Vong's squash toast is unusual and delicious, as is a roasted vegetable bisque with Gouda cheese. The sensitivity is reduced if there is a lack of SSTR2 expression, as is seen in poorly differentiated NETs and insulinomas. Games were popular, as is shown in finds of tafl games, including pawns and dice. Low dissolved oxygen conditions are often seasonal, as is the case in Hood Canal and areas of Puget Sound, in Washington State. Chrysler and GM have not repaid the bailout loans as is stated. Metal legs on a coffee table or sofa are perfect for this look, as is an anglepoise lamp. Metal legs on a coffee table or sofa are ideal for this look, as is an anglepoise lamp. Some gray wolf packs may have multiple breeding females this way, as is the case in Yellowstone National Park. The Sun may still be in Sagittarius, as is Mercury, but this day has a distinctly Capricornian feel to it. Within a sentence, Funes and his implacable memory are dead, as is God. The main sport that interests Alexandrians is football, as is the case in the rest of Egypt and Africa. The child, as is usual for important figures in Sienese painting, is larger than life-size. For instance, as is now commonplace, Intia has inserted clock times and calendric dates into her narrative. Its geometry is poetic, as is its intent, and it offers less a call to order than a vehicle for dreaming. Better price points are one reason for the switch, as is a quest for new viniferous frontiers. For the first live show, the celebs will each be taking on either a Waltz or Cha Cha Cha as is Strictly tradition. He points out that Smoot Hawley did not raise tariffs to as high a level as is commonly thought. The HE11 mode emits a Gaussian beam into free space as is required for input to the quasi-optical duplexer attached to the antenna. Show More Sentences The alignment procedures are also described, as is a novel mutual inductance measurement procedure. These are critical building factors, as is the ongoing threat of wood-burrowing insects such as termites and carpenter bees. A testificator was the 18th century term for witness, adapted, as is our modern word testify from the Latin testiculus. The naturally occurring algae developed due to an increase in hot weather over the summer and is known as is known as methyl isoborneol. In English, the third person consists of pronouns such as he, she, it, and they, verbs such as is and has, and most nouns. The distorted image of the galaxy is repeated several times in the foreground lensing cluster, as is typical of gravitational lenses. Complete specimens probably ca 120-180 mm long, as is observed in synonymic material. The Nosler Partition is certainly in that category, as is the Barnes X-Bullet, Trophy Bonded Bear Claws, and Winchester Fail Safe to name a few. They were going to take the floor for the jump ball, dapping up the Clippers players as is customary before games. Film festival reviews are, as is their wont, often prone to hyperbole. On-line error checking for syntax and logic is desirable, as is validating punched tapes. If there is a season check in the knot, as is often the case, it will offer little resistance to this tensile stress. Local wines such as the red Bardolino and the basic Valpolicella are light and refreshing on the whole, as is the white Soave. Harlem is such a place as is full of tension unconducive to the best interest of education. Our duty is seconded with such an advantage, as is not parallelable in all the world beside. A glimpse into the teachers' hip youth is amusing, as is the kid with the body of Billy Bunter but the voice of a baritone. The males are polygynous as is typical for many Phasianidae, and are often accompanied by a harem of several females. The promise of global sharing is finally taking root as is witnessed through the Saturn revamp. Although in theory an operation on the pyloric sphincter could be the cause this is very rare, as is heartburn in children. Al Madrasi provided divisive sectarian support to the organization as is consistent with the Shirazi movement. Find more words! 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