Most of the fifteen poems are ostensibly written, in collaboration, by a class of mid-century sixth-graders in Sandusky, Ohio.
I fully expect to see a whole new class of MIDs with full keyboards".
Indeed, a few years back, I tried it on a class of Harvard's Nieman Fellows, a distinguished group of mid-career journalists.
Velites (singular: veles) were a class of infantry in the Roman army of the mid-Republic.
Production and marketing costs have skyrocketed as the movie biz moves into Extremistan, relying on a few big hits to make money, squeezing out the middle class of mid-budget movies.
By size class, they accounted for 15 and 13% or less of all stems on canyons and ridges respectively, and less than 7% in five of the 7 size classes of mid-slopes (in the remaining classes they accounted for 6 out of 23 stems between 100 125 cm and half of the 12 stems between 125 150 cm) (Table 3).
Clocortolone pivalate 0.1% cream is a class IV mid-strength topical glucocorticoid.
But Mr. Shilin found that many customers, particularly a wealthier class of bankers and mid-level managers, were willing to pay.
The high-turnout, seemingly settled two-party class politics of mid-20th century Britain has been breaking up for decades now, almost from the very moment in 1951 when the Conservatives and Labour between them captured 97% of the votes in the general election.
Directed with a deft touch by Mark Lamos, Primary Stages' production is adorned by a suave comic performance from Daniel Davis, portraying an exemplar of a certain class of man from the early-to-mid-20th century.
He began drawing at three-years-old, a by-product of finding cheap ways to keep himself busy as the poorest kid in his middle-class neighborhood of Mid-City.
