Without an embassy in Pyongyang, the Americans hoover up any fragment of intelligence from foreign contacts.
"All of these exotic explanations being proposed require the suspension of any fragment of common sense," Dr. Wood said.
Now, almost any fragment of digital culture can be spun up into a grainy, gratifying animation.
Further, the primers did not amplify any fragment from the related parasites like T. gondii, Neospora caninum and Hammondia heydorni.
The triangle weighed 0.0057 of a pound, about half the size of any fragment that could do significant damage to the thermal tiles on the shuttle's underbelly, mission management team Chairman John Shannon said early Monday.
Our most revered play-by-play men have traditionally been pathologically precocious sports prodigies so determined to glom onto any fragment of athletic action, they turned their childhoods into announcing apprenticeships.
When it is dismembered, any fragment of its body can regenerate to form a completely new individual, and it can even remain alive after its entire nervous system has been lost.
Moreover, when a company patents a gene, it also patents the rights to what that gene (or any fragment of its DNA) might tell us about our health, including our chances of living or dying.
The place to which any fragment of earth moves must necessarily be the place to which the whole moves; and in the place to which a thing naturally moves, it will naturally rest.
The supposed definition of "racial profiling" — that the alleged behavior of any fragment of a population becomes the basis for categorizing it in its sum, that epidermal hues are a valid means of reflexively predicting character — is what we, in more honest moments in our past, simply referred to as racism.
The article went on to claim that all debris of any consequence had most likely been incinerated in the upper atmosphere and that the chances of any fragment of it hitting a given person anywhere within its range had been calculated at one in thirty-two hundred.
