The semester is over, grades are turned in, students are graduated, and now it is time to head out.
In a year, about 4,400 lost items are turned in, said Brian Dolan, a spokesman for the L.I.R.R.
Fluent performances of Tubin's Symphony No. 7 and several of his shorter works are turned in by the Helsingborgs (Sweden) Symphony led by Hans-Peter Frank. Hans-Peter Frank
By far the best performances are turned in by Jeanne Horn as the mother, and Michael Unger as Eugene's older brother.
Firearms are turned in by owners whose licenses have expired, or are seized from criminals, or simply found and handed over.
The problem with optical scan (the main technological competitor to DRE) is that unless the ballots are actually scanned when they are turned in by the voters, there is no way to prevent people from throwing away their votes by making minor clerical errors on the ballots.
But to us it seems wholly implausible, and thus does "Destination Tokyo". It has a lot of exciting incident in it; some slick, manly performances are turned in by Cary Grant (as the commander), John Garfield, Alan Hale and Dane Clark.
Other deft portrayals are turned in by Mr. Varner as a laconic handyman (he doubles as Aymer's short-tempered brother and business partner, Matthias) and Kathryn Philip, who plays two townswomen -- one fun loving, the other frightened -- whose personalities reflect their diametrically opposed responses to the perpetually threatening loneliness of life in Wherrytown.
If papers are turned in, there is value to both the anonymous and the signed approach.
It is unknown how many older people lose their licenses due to poor health or are turned in by their physicians for medical reasons, as stipulated by law due to Federal Privacy Laws.
Make sure all of your forms are turned in!
