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Bach's "Christmas Oratorio" is just as long, but its tone, befitting a Nativity narrative, is milder and more consistent — and, arguably, in a single evening, more wearying.

Men are mainly absent from Maria Full Of Grace, bar the aforementioned drug barons and psychos, but Moreno resists seeing this as a feminist issue; women make good mules, she says, because they are less frequently stopped at customs, but there are plenty of men involved as well - and arguably in a slightly worse position since, with their greater bodyweight, they have to swallow more drugs.

They are found in all cultures, and arguably, in all mammals.

HW: In theory, and arguably in practice, a 409A valuation tends to run at a discount of 25percenttothethe [value of a company's] preferred shares.

As in a fairytale, and arguably in The Winter's Tale itself (the phrase meant a folk tale to Shakespeare's original audience), the protagonists are universal types placed in universal situations designed to highlight the basics of human response to the raw events of life, from birth to sex to death.

Things are even worse in Greece, Ireland, and arguably in Spain, and Europe as a whole appears to be sliding back into recession.

They had certainly done so in Florida, and arguably in Ohio.

"Environmental crises require serious changes in governance and legal systems and, arguably, in morality," he writes.

But opinion formation on this matter is subtle and arguably in flux.

First, by exploiting variation in conscription that is transparent and arguably exogenous in a local approach, we are able to obtain estimates of both the societal and private costs of a system of compulsory military service.

Yet, meanwhile, debate in the United States has shifted dramatically and arguably stands in an existential crisis.