In Shaheedgarh, a dusty vil lage in the Punjab with a popu lation of 600, some of the 200 harijans there began agitating this year ror an increase in the daily wage of 2.5 rupees (about 33 cents).
But when Democrats started agitating last year for a cut in the Social Security payroll tax--a move that Administration officials argued would undermine the integrity of the system--Gingrich smelled political gold.
The elder Mr. Robinson said his son seemed agitated yesterday afternoon and admitted to having shot the woman.
J. E. Bazemore, the chairman of a black leadership committee in the district, said his members were so agitated last summer that he postponed a vote on endorsing Mr. Kissell.
Barker's fund was among those shareholders who agitated earlier this year against a planned $19.5 billion tie-up with China's state-owned Chinalco.
Jefferies, who grew agitated last week when asked about the District's accusations, said Friday that he viewed the lawsuit as an action taken against him personally rather than as a broader gesture to Airbnb users.
Games will also no longer be exclusive to just Facebook Live, an aspect that had those that wished to watch games via MLB.TV or on regional sports networks agitated last year when they were blacked out on those platforms.
What this new course should be is what is agitating Afrikanerdom today.
But, if they had placated Emperor Theodore, George MacDonald Fraser would have had one less historical imbroglio to convert into a postmodern penny dreadful, which, along with its hero's hairbreadth escapes and blithe lechery, treats us to a piece of history that once made headlines as gripping and agitating as today's.
The different concentrations of emulsions (5%, 100 %, and 15%%) were prepared by agitating at 3000 rpm for 6 h, which were found to be the optimum conditions for making emulsions from the brine solution and the gear oil.
A 1 ml volume of a solution consisting of 150 μM aSyn and 100 μM SERF1a in 50 mM Tris, 150 mM NaCl, and 3 mM NaN3 (pH 7.4) was agitated at 1,400 rpm for 30 40 hr at 37°C.
