And, as a later chapter shows, the goal of turning a bachelor's browse into a click exerts pressure on respectable women of a certain age to adopt lovable handles like "Dimpled&Adorable," "FunFran" and "BirderChick".
We report on this feature in more details in a later chapter concerning the metabolism of inorganic reduced P compounds.
Essence, with a circulation of more than a million, has its own black book best-seller list, and Mr. Bass also edits a three-page book section in the magazine that includes profiles, articles about publishing news and trends relevant to black readers as well as a column that prints the first lines of a book or lines of a later chapter.
Montek Singh Ahluwalia, a member of the Planning Commission, has found that higher-growth states tend to have higher private (not public) investment.He also found a link between growth and certain kinds of infrastructure, especially electricity and telecommunications, the subject of a later chapter.
In a later chapter Nugent explores the world of the Society for Creative Anachronism, where geeks in full armour and wielding edged weapons play "real life" medieval war games that make American football look like badminton.
In a later chapter the authors sing the praises of Rwanda for having the highest share of women members of parliament, without appearing to suspect that this may also be a consequence of genocide.
A later chapter is concerned with the aftermath of a different war.
A later chapter finds him in the company of Wiccans, participating in black-magic ceremonies — "Macbeth meets Harry Potter" — and pondering the benefits of pagan worship versus monotheism.
Moreover, it takes a special courage for someone in, shall we say, the later chapters of life to press and prosecute a moral campaign, all-consuming as such campaigns are.
His thought was also an apparent influence on some of the later chapters of the philosophical and literary classic the Zhuangzi, which is attributed to a Daoist sage of that name (flourished 4th century bce).
