Not only does mullein come attached to a deep taproot, it's a biennial.
The pieces come attached to food containers or can be obtained by writing to McDonald's.
The badges come attached to a small piece of card, which reads: "Have a chat with your fellow travellers.
But consumer advocates worry that the money, and the strings that come attached, represent a new type of creeping commercialism.
What if Kipling had come attached to my story and I had found him impossible to recreate imaginatively?
And DreamWorks in December will unveil "Lincoln," Mr. Spielberg's take on the Civil War; it will almost assuredly come attached with an Oscar campaign.
Newspaper editors can stand or fall by their scoops, but either way, the biggest stories tend to come attached with their names.
But, as he warned me against signing on to TV pilots that come attached to six-year contracts, his gratitude was clear, especially toward the studio teacher David Combs.
"Virtual office options are available, and although they are cheaper than settling for a physical office, still come attached with basic fees that are more expensive than in the West," he added.
But when those concessions come attached to minor increases in revenue, and more important, when they come from a Democratic president, the proposals become unacceptable plans to tax the life out of the U.S. economy.
"We want the help, but we want to know what the deal is, too, what strings come attached to it and where it leaves us four years from now" when the money stops flowing.
