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Italian beach resorts are essentially miniature neighbourhoods on the sand, perfectly organised and regulated Brigadoons that come to life for a few months every year and where the same people have been sitting in the same deckchairs under the same parasols for generations.

Stay brisk, Mo!" The path led to the entrance of a cavern, and, where the same man I had paid for my ticket — in fact, the only other human I saw in the park — appeared again, leading me onto a rickety wooden boat, which he propelled, gondolier style, through subterranean passages illuminated with electric lanterns and Christmas-style lights.

But complex matters such as politics are often communicated with different metaphors in different cultural spaces where different source domains may be employed, and where the same source domains may not be equally salient (Boers 2003).

To our knowledge, this is the first report comparing 1, 2 and 5% Lidocaine use in a homogenous group of patients with a single diagnosis and where the same type of injection and steroid was used for all the procedures.

If Ask Jeeves can satisfy people searching the Web — who might ask it any question in the world — then it should do far better on individual corporate Web sites, where the range of questions is much narrower, and where the same questions tend to get asked repeatedly.

If Ask Jeeves can satisfy people searching the Web — who might ask it any question in the world — then it should do far better on individual corporate Web sites, where the range of questions is narrower, and where the same questions tend to get asked repeatedly.

The second setting was children's play groups and preschools, where the same information and products were provided to parents and family members.

If the app is a success in Zambia, you can expect Internet.org will roll it out in other carriers and countries in Africa, Asia, and South America where the same data affordability problem persists.

However, this is not the kind of static inequality one sees in semifeudalistic, oligarchic economies that exist in South America and elsewhere, where the same handful of people are wealthy and everyone else struggles.

The work of Vandelanotte and colleagues where the same theory-based intervention was trialed and adapted in different population groups and settings and followed up long term [ 20, 21, 25, 33, 36] is important in building the evidence base.

43% of other pork products come from Denmark, Germany the Netherlands, Belgium and Luxembourg, where the same poorer conditions on pig farms are allowed.