"One very important condition of writing a novel is not to try to understand everything," he says.
"BANGLADESH IS NOT so much a nation as a condition of distress," wrote the journalist William Langewiesche in 2000.
Secondly, any prerequisite condition of written informed consent for participation in the registry may lead to important additional selection bias.
I was writing a condition-of-England novel set against a backdrop of the collapse of the steel industry and the miners' strike.
From 1981-1990, she was a member of the editorial collective of Conditions, A Magazine Of Writing For Women With An Emphasis On Writing By Lesbians.
As a final humiliation, the government forced Ms Mideksa, as a condition of her release, to apologise in writing for "deceiving the Ethiopian people".The EPRDF won all but two of the 547 parliamentary seats in a general election in May.
America is in a condition of terror and fear from Al Qaeda," wrote one jihadist in an online forum.
One and a half pounds is no one's idea of heavy of course, but nor is it exactly light… If the new thing allows people to read more, more power to it — writing is a condition of minds, not objects, and there is nothing holy in paper and ink.
To avoid this, the Society of Biblical Literature passed a resolution in 1991 holding that, if the condition of the written manuscript requires that access be restricted, a facsimile reproduction should be the first order of business.
"All art constantly aspires towards the condition of music," wrote Walter Pater in The Renaissance, a collection of criticism that scandalized Oxford in the 1870s by its apparent advocacy of sensualism and momentariness.
