In fact LS185 is named after the stadium and the 185 British medals won at the 2012 Olympics and Paralympics and is a subdivision of the French company Vinci Concessions.
For Aickman, such macabre notes are just scene-setting; the real disturbance, and the comedy, lies in the proceedings of the Open Spaces and Cemeteries Committee, a subdivision of the town's council, to which our dutiful lead character, Oswald Crickmay, is assigned.
The westward movement of British and then American settlers beginning in the mid-18th century encroached on the lands of the Cherokee and Muskogee (a subdivision of Creek).
That year, the society sold the land to a group of developers, led by Mr. DiScala, who planned to demolish the bungalows and build a subdivision of three dozen large homes, which he intended to sell for up to a million dollars each.
In Europe, for example, though IR achieved subspecialty status and became a subdivision of radiology at the Union of European Medical Specialists in 2009, to date the European Board in Interventional Radiology (EBIR) examination is not required to practice in most European countries.
The climate is equatorial hot and humid, a subdivision of tropical climate [ 9].
The districts and townships, each a subdivision of the municipality, have their own mayors.
It is surrounded by its original serpentine walls, and by Wheatley Farms, a subdivision of large new homes that each cost $1.5 million or more.
The situation is even more pronounced at the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, a subdivision of NIH, where the budget has fallen from $4.30 billion in FY 2004 to $4.25 billion in FY 2013.
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