Written in a witty, playful, and sometimes sanctimonious style, the letters bring to light a panoply of public and private interests: Freud's attitudes toward Bismarck and social democracy, his philosophical studies and professional leanings, as well as the innocent assault of first love, his earliest sexual stirrings, and his musings on the differences between men and women.
Visual inspection of the rater photographic records indicates that the raters (despite differences in professional leanings) were typically close in their approximation of the knee centre with only slight variation evident for the line of femur estimation.
A professional chanter, leaning on a cane, keens verses from the Koran in exchange for a crumpled thousand-dinar note, worth less than a dollar.
But more and more lawn professionals are leaning toward a one-time application of grass fertilizer - in the fall.
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He next served as a lawyer with the Mass Defense Project of the National Lawyers Guild, a left-leaning professional organization founded in 1937 to counter the American Bar Association's exclusion of black lawyers.
While "Leaning Back" I realized in order to grow professionally, continued professional development is critical to my growth in my career.
The work brought him into contact with environmental advocates, people like Michael Clark, who was building a coalition to protect the Yellowstone ecosystem, and Jeff DeBonis, who was organizing green-leaning professionals in the Forest Service.
Even with extra padding, medical professionals advise against leaning on the crutch pads with your underarms.
That agitating impulse has followed him into professional theater, where a liberal-leaning theatergoing public seems ever more attuned to the alarms being sounded by playwrights of color.
Because the one thing that it fails to do persuasively is explain why so many people in New York, including African-Americans and professional skeptics writing in left-leaning publications like The Village Voice, almost immediately accepted that the teenagers were guilty and believed the police, with whom these same skeptics had often been often politically at odds.
