In 1995, soon after he returned home after service, some acquaintances sent Howard a package containing marijuana.
Time elapsed was also shorter in those patients that perceived their first symptom/s as serious, disclosed it to their acquaintances, contacted emergencies services or had trust in their GPs.
It was at a memorial service for an acquaintance of mine from Provincetown, where I spend my summers.
If you recall, Snapgoods is an "acquaintance rental" or "Collaborative Consumption" service, which means you rent your stuff to people you may or may not know but, presumably, they live in your neighborhood.
Another acquaintance offered to help for $20,000.
To get off the ground, Ferguson's father put up £5,000 start-up capital and they used the services of an acquaintance who was a solicitor.
Owners come not only to renew acquaintances, but also for scheduled service, upgrades, instruction on the latest operating and maintenance techniques — and even for collision repairs.
Since 2001, support for the troops mostly has meant yellow ribbon bumper stickers, care packages, or well-meaning, if awkward, "thanks for your service" banalities from acquaintances and strangers.
A possible explanation of this phenomenon may be their higher acquaintance with specialists and welfare services, possibly due to past events related to the adoption process or divorce, during which they came into contact with these services and gained trust in them.
GARY KOECHELER A Reticent War Hero Gary Koecheler was awarded the Bronze Star in Vietnam, but few of his friends or acquaintances knew about it until his memorial service last week.
But by surveying other women from her outplacement service as well as quizzing acquaintances, she was able to discern what kinds of things might sell.
