a facility," 42 U.S.C. 9607(a)(1), which latter term includes a "site or area where a hazardous substance has been deposited, stored, disposed of, or placed, or otherwise come to be located," § 9601 9)(B); and that, by so acting, Pennsylvania voluntarily assumed the state liability for private suit that the legislation (assertedly) contains.
This is roughly akin to arguing that it is technically possible to refer to a kidnapping victim as a "house guest," presuming the latter term refers to a temporary visitor to one's home.
This type of sty is sometimes called a chalazion, although the latter term is usually reserved for a painless, chronic swelling of the meibomian gland.
When he's not growling the lyrics to irreverent tunes like "Hand Grenade" ("When my Tommy-gun starts burpin' Satan will be a-hurtin' ") Jason Shogren, the lead singer and songwriter in J Shogren Shanghai'd (the latter term a reference to how he strong-arms musicians into his band), holds down a day job as chairman of the economics department at the University of Wyoming, in Laramie.
Unconfirmed reports that Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton has banned the use of the Japanese euphemism "comfort women" in favor of the more direct "sex slaves" prompted a curt retort last week in the Japanese Parliament by the foreign minister, Koichiro Gemba, who called the latter term "a mistaken expression".
Restrictive housing and solitary confinement are really the same thing, even if the BOP fights the use of the latter term, a former acting chief of staff in the office of the deputy attorney general told investigators.
Some may argue that the current modifications to Gregory's Archonta are in fact drastic, but the no-less-drastic recognition that birds fall within Mesozoic Dinosauria has not led to the novel taxa "Eudinosauria" or "Avesdinosauria" [ 23], nor has the incorporation of pinnipeds into Carnivora resulted in a change to the latter term [ 24].
The authors concluded that the right posterior IFG activity was 'adaptive' or, to be more precise, showed 'adaptive plasticity', the latter term implying a change within a language-specific network.
This latter term denotes a well-recognized phenomenon in Russia, where a person has a period of continuous drunkenness of 2 or more days, when they are withdrawn from normal social life.
The latter term encompassed a variety of educational agencies outside the schools, such as libraries, museums, public reading rooms, recreational centres, music, sports, radio broadcasting, and films.
We'll leave it to linguists to parse why Americans go with the term "cookie" for the treat the Brits categorize as a "biscuit"; Oxford Dictionaries suggests the latter term might be more apt.
