In addition, the report found, thousands of eligible African Americans were turned away because their registration forms had never been processed, and thousands more had their votes tossed out on account of "spoilage" rendered by the "antiquated and error-prone equipment" more likely to be found in poor and minority areas.
In brilliantly imagined music that often seems to bypass head and heart and go directly to the nerve endings, the electricity of this account from 1973, thrillingly rendered by the Cleveland Orchestra, seems utterly right.
Beginning with the age of exploration and continuing into the early 20th century, detailed accounts of non-European peoples were rendered by European traders, missionaries, and, later, colonial administrators.
Mr Kasyanov heads Rusal Folga (Rusal Foil), and is accused of doctoring accounts from 2008 to 2009 to include services rendered by a non-existent company.
Melita Maschmann's "Account Rendered" is published by Plunkett Lake Press.
Based upon Corker's account, which Grim recorded, the key aid seems to have been rendered by the folks at OnStar.
The inhibitory effect on translation rendered by the interaction between coronavirus S protein and eIF3f may account for the observed differential induction of virus-inducible genes at the transcriptional and translational levels.
As discussed in detail later, the accounting system promoted the use of "zero-charge" time to account for nonbillable patient-care activities outside of critical care, evaluation and management (E/M), and procedural services rendered by providers to patients.
Here is that scene rendered by Eugene Marten.
"Account Rendered" appeared at a time when Arendt's phrase "the banality of evil" was making its way into public conversation, and while the West German parliament was debating the statute of limitations on crimes committed by Nazis.
