But even his enemies admitted that he had a talent for bringing different tribes together and solving disputes; he brought a degree of ruthless control to a violent area through his unrivalled network of tribal and family connections and the fortune he was rumoured to have amassed and used adroitly for political ends.
A tissue array containing 94 cores of ovarian epithelial tissues (Table 1) was amassed and used for IHC studies.
And our ability to amass and use data has revolutionized everything from public health to the way we conduct political campaigns.
It would've been easier to get out from under my debt if I'd amassed it through using credit cards irresponsibly or even gambling, rather than taking out student loans to finance my education.
Lamar is most interested in seeing how many styles he can amass at once, using technology to give him as many voices as he finds in his head.
In 1776, just a few months before the Declaration of Independence, Philadelphians formed the Society for Assisting Distressed Prisoners, modelled on a London society founded in 1773 by a goldsmith who, having amassed a fortune, used it to buy twenty-five thousandebtors debtout oft of prison, one by one.
Some wealthy cabinet naturalists were able to amass large collections using networks of field collectors.
The founders said it had amassed "thousands of people using our software in hundreds of installations across the Web".
Using wealth amassed as one of the Standard Oil Company's founders, he began cobbling together a railroad down the length of the state.
The "severe breakdowns" detailed in the orders, authorities say, allowed the group of traders in the bank's chief investment office in London to go unchecked even as they amassed the risky bet using financial contracts known as derivatives.
