But for the foreseeable future, America's Department of Defence says, America's biggest worry will be small messy wars, fought with messy alliances with messy outcomes; more Iraqs, Afghanistans and campaigns against the likes of al-Qaeda.The Pentagon now calls this the "Long War against violent extremist movements" (dropping the old appellation of the "Global War on Terrorism").
Some bottles are virtually indistinguishable from ordinary Côtes-du-Rhône, the basic — though sometimes underappreciated — appellation of the valley.
One of the book conservators even goes by the appellation of "The Bug Lady," reflecting her training in entomology.
Working-class residents into the 1930's resisted the fancy appellation of the Village and continued to call the place the Lower West Side.
Overall, Boyle argued so strongly for the need of applying the principles and methods of chemistry to the study of the natural world and to medicine that he later gained the appellation of the "father of chemistry".
Hence the local appellation of "The fiddlers and the maids".
The aesthete willfully turns away from the ugliness of suffering before art enters the equation and makes it so known by assuming the willful appellation of the "aesthete".
The Hebrew word for sun, as well as the appellation of the biblical character Samson, were also derived from her name.
The identity of the genotype in patient D would appear to fit this appellation of Lyme-like illness.
From a key producer in the variety's home appellation of Condrieu, in the northern Rhône, this is perfectly modulated, the waves of apricot and honeysuckle caught at just the right level of suavely charming ripeness.
