Perhaps they fear the same old show, losing what would be a fourth straight do-or-die win-and-you're-in Hyphen Bowl.
In Hyphen-Labs' take, the electrodes are combined with self-cleaning natural hair extensions in order to be weaved into textured or natural hair. .
The agencies include Accel in New York; Brand Architecture International in Dublin, London and New York; Hyphen in Parsippany, N.J.; LEC Advertising in London; Lyons Lavey Nickel Swift in New York; 1Health Communications in Los Angeles and San Francisco; and Targis in Frankfurt, Paris and Tokyo.
Work-for-hire scriptwriter is not his job description anymore — he's one of the powerful new breed of Hollywood talent — a "hyphenate," as in "writer hyphen producer".
Upon analysis of the GFP-expressing transformants, it was discovered when the fluorescent signal was present in a hyphen, it was not localized in a particular organelle or at the hyphal tip but evenly distributed.
Brace suggested to Henry J. Raymond, editor of the New-York Daily Times ("Daily" disappeared from the title in 1857; the hyphen in 1896), that he send Olmsted south as a special correspondent to report his observations.
Such characters lose the cultural identity implicit in the hyphen (and often the final vowel sound in their last names), becoming assimilated, communal players who disappear into Anglo-Saxon life.
DBH = largest stem (DBH) recorded for each tree species aData collected in 2011, hyphen on diameter increment column indicates that the tree species recruited in 2011, and therefore growth data is not available.
If all 6 blocks are not used in any of the plate choices, use the extra boxes to write in a hyphen or leave a block blank between letters or numbers to indicate a space.
In doing without a hyphen in the title "Light Years" (Webster's spells it "light-year"), he cubes the meaning: carefree years, seen from an astronomical distance.
By Jia Tolentino June 2, 2016 The second time that Gertrude Chandler Warner published "The Boxcar Children," a tale of four orphaned adventurers named Henry, Jessie, Violet, and Benny, the year was 1942, and the book was so successful that it erased Warner's first version, published by Rand McNally in 1924 (with a hyphen in its title: "The Box-Car Children"), from public memory.
