Be sure you both understand what you want from your time apart, and be particularly sure you both understand what that time apart means to the other person.
She regards his Raj Quartet as an "extraordinarily vivid description of the end of empire, the cracking apart of India" and particularly good on the experience of women.
"Life Sentences" is one of Ms. Lippman's stand-alone novels, books set apart from her Tess Monaghan series and particularly adventurous in their double dealing.
These programs however should include a clear focus on unmarried and younger subpopulations and particularly those living apart from families to prevent the possible bridging of the HIV infection to their families.
Lady Lawrence, a community relations campaigner whose son Stephen was murdered in a racist attack in 1993, said: "Too often the police and young people feel worlds apart, particularly for black and minority ethnic groups.
Its main causes, apart from maternal and perinatal mortality, include communicable diseases, under-nutrition, and fatal injuries (suicide, homicide, and, particularly, accidents).
Experts in the field of athletic head trauma have grown increasingly confident through studies and anecdotal evidence that repeated concussions, particularly those sustained only days apart, are particularly dangerous.
For Labour, Liam Byrne said there are clear differences that set his party apart - particularly from the Conservatives.
The idea of potential danger is always more scintillating than the punch or the missed bullet, and the idea of sticking with Cohle through that whole section, as things start to fall apart, was particularly exciting.
Try taking it apart and washing it, as well if it seems particularly unclean.
Convinced from an early age of her ugliness, and determined to dodge her parents' marriage plans, she made her way first to Paris – becoming an overnight sensation when a ballgown she'd made from four yards of navy crepe de chine and two yards of orange silk fell apart during a particularly lively tango – and then to London where, aged 23, she married Wilhelm de Wendt de Kerlor.
