Hiding within Tor affords both the administrators of the site some anonymity protection as well as its users.
The house affords both the promise of an old-fashioned cloistered mystery setting and an ocean view conveying "the general sensation of being world dictator".
The rigid pyrene core of ptbaH4 confers structural stability on guest-free 2, but this linker-deficient structure is unstable in water: one four-connected linker cannot afford both types of robustness, but the integration of structural and chemical stability in a three-dimensional large pore high surface area framework is highly desirable.
Being named on the birth certificates affords both men the status of legal guardian to the children, who are American citizens, outside Britain.
United's forceful opening was less of a shock given the recent troubles they have afforded both halves of the Old Firm at Tannadice; Jon Daly forced Allan McGregor into a fine save after just 70 seconds, Mihael Kovacevic volleying narrowly wide shortly after.
And increasingly, those who cannot afford both types of phones choose their cellular phone.
The ligands bearing (R)- and (S -binaphthol and/or 3,3′-biS -binaphthollyl)-2,2′-dihydroxy-1,1′-binand/orl afforded both enantiomers of the product in high yields and good enantioselectivities (up to 95% ee).
"For many people affording both types of cover would be difficult, however, the products do complement each other as they cover different risks". Critical illness cover pays a tax-free lump sum on diagnosis of any one of a list of serious illnesses, while an income protection policy pays a monthly income if you are unable to work through sickness.
There have been warnings that Greece faces a choice between meeting those commitments and its debt servicing - and that it cannot afford both unless the next lot of bailout funds is paid out.
Remarkably, some peptidomimetics afford both neurotrophic activities of cell survival and neuronal differentiation, while others afford discrete signals leading to either survival or differentiation.
