"Decca" is a smashing accumulation, a buoyant offering atop the last wave of a literary form that now, having disappeared into the electronic ether, lies as dead as one of Mitford's Flextoned corpses.
The production will play through Aug. 24, according to a news release, riding its last wave of summer's tourist theatergoers.
How do you regulate risks that are too complex to figure out without a Ph. D.? During the last wave of regulatory reform in the 1930s, there were no derivatives, no CDOs or credit default swaps.
How long before "send them back" becomes a line in a manifesto that suggests voluntary repatriation for the last wave of European migrants?
The last wave of polls found a margin of 5.3percentt.
Michele Acosta, 38, from Bay Ridge -- legal secretary, mother of two, wife of a police officer -- was among the last wave of the rush-hour commuters to arrive in Times Square on the R train, long renowned as one of the slowest in the system.
This is a reversal of the pattern during the last wave of immigration to Germany.
While the wave of refugees from the Gulf War was an affluent group, seen by many as contributing to their hosts with their wealth, the last wave of Iraqis was a drain on the Jordanian economy.
Of course, there is no typical scenario, since the last wave of hijackings of U.S. flights occurred a quarter of a century ago, when hijacking jets to Cuba was prevalent.
"The last wave of attacks is an interpretation of that threat".
The amount of self-reported smoking tended to be rather light, with the 35 subjects who reported smoking at the last wave of data reporting an average daily consumption of 8 ± 7 cigarettes.
