51 And was reassigned by Johann Bayer to neighbouring Perseus, where he designated it "Upsilon Persei (υ Per)", but it was returned to Andromeda by the International Astronomical Union.
He designated it, 'the so-called tomb of Joseph,' describing it as 'a plain white Santon's tomb, or Wely, such as is everywhere seen in Mohammedan countries, excepting that this one is roofless, and consequently lacks the usual white dome.
Although he does not designate it as such one might formalize these relations in the form: I-[technology]-world.
Mr. Fulgoni, an amateur saxophonist and a Coltrane buff, said he had just linked the house to Coltrane, and he began urging town officials to designate it a landmark.
If a player knew where he was going to play in Davis Cup and where he was designated, it would be better". Earlier this year, Edberg was forced to travel to a tournament in Tokyo just after representing Sweden in Davis Cup play.
The State Department doesn't designate it, either.
He erected a commemorative stone at the battle site that he named Ankazonorona, designating it the site where newly enthroned kings would stand to receive their first expression of hasina (homage, affirmation of authority) from their subjects.
Mr. Bush favors opening the refuge to oil and gas development, while Vice President Al Gore, the Democratic nominee, says it should be protected, although he has not called for designating it as a monument.
Harroun explained that he had no association with Hezbollah, though he questioned why the U.S. had designated it as a terrorist organization.
He initially identified that filet mignon appetizer as a wrap, then designated it a salad, then went back to wrap.
