Combo skin-A combination of either.
Ray has been there since the program's beginning, going back to late 2013, when the website didn't work, and when a combination of plan cancellations and sudden rate hikes sparked an uproar.
For the most vulnerable Americans, poor African-Americans and then whites, the new model never had a chance to work: The '70s-era combination of sudden sexual freedom and economic stagnation — and if you accept the Charles Murray thesis, perverse welfare policies — more or less demolished traditional family structures in a generation, helping to create the underclass as we know it today.
Warm, witty and effusive, she conveys a combination of incredulous delight at her sudden success and steely determination to make the most of it while she can.
A combination of RRKM kinetics and the "sudden death" approximation, according to which decomposition occurs instantaneously, is a satisfactory description.
The foaming potential of lipids only becomes a problem in biogas plants if there are other unfavorable circumstances [3]: in one waste-treating biogas plant, the combination of sudden temperature change and feeding of contents of grease separators led to major foam generation.
However, they agreed that a combination of factors was responsible for the sudden decline and they sat, talked and it was decided to continue boxing.
After the 2004 Games, where he won the individual pursuit, cyclist Bradley Wiggins found himself locked in a year-long spiral of drink and depression, a combination of unlimited partying opportunities with a sudden loss of purpose.
Thus, we suggest that a combination of high reservoir numbers and a sudden extensive loss of protective snow cover likely caused the abrupt increase of HFRS cases in midwinter 2006/07 (Appendix Figure) because of the abundant infestations of human dwellings by bank voles.
Analysts attributed the sudden rise to a combination of a weakening economy and the end of severance payments for people whose layoffs were announced months ago.
