For a child whose parents are about to take her and her friends to an extravagant indoor playground, this misfortune seems only slightly less grave than Gregor Samsa's wake-up discovery that he'd become a huge bug.
So we opted for a sombre burial in the Greenhouse, under the shade of the tallest of the mangroves, though in truth it meant a slightly watery grave after all, stuff seeping up through the muck to swallow the foot, bubbles of mud detaching and floating among us during our tiny, foot-size ritual observances.
Extracting ancient DNA, particularly if the bones come from a site with poor conditions for preservation – such as the clay where Richard's uncoffined body was hastily buried in a slightly too short grave – is notoriously difficult.
Mr Paxton attacked his opponent, Dan Branch, for having proposed in 2005 an amendment to an amendment that would have made a pending abortion law slightly less stringent a grave offence.
The roughly dug grave was slightly too short for his slight frame and he apparently went into it naked.
For the final solo the silken Michael Trusnovec is grave and slightly forlorn: his solo echoes Ms. Halzack's, but it is more frantic and, in a darker way, more knowing.
The hole should be bigger than a grave and slightly smaller than a suburban swimming pool and an intricate tunnel system if you plan on having a ballin' tunnel.
The prevalence of different genotypes in Graves' disease slightly differed in our groups compared to European population but was similar in control group: CC 55%, CG 37%, and GG 8%, and the alleles frequencies were 0.26 for G allele and 0.74 for C allele.
The feet were missing, and the skull was found in an unusual propped-up position, consistent with the body being put into a grave that was slightly too small.
