This is a serious development for sure, and we'll likely learn what if anything of interest was recovered during the raid as Robert Mueller's investigation concludes.
"If this is part of 'sanctions' against the D.P.R.K., we cannot but regard it as a very serious development," the official Korean Central News Agency said, using the initials of North Korea's formal name, the Democratic People's Republic of Korea.
"By contrast," wrote Inglis, "Harrison's spiritual journey was seen as a serious and important development that reflected popular music's increasing maturity ... what he, and the Beatles had managed to overturn was the paternalistic assumption that popular musicians had no role other than to stand on stage and sing their hit songs".
However, self-interference (SI) as a serious problem limits the development of a full-duplex relay.
He believes this acted as a serious barrier to the development of the Web in general, not just the open source movement.
The White House last week described the development as a "serious setback" to American-Chinese relations, while Mr. Kerry himself warned that it would have "consequences" for ties with Beijing.
The link to the MDGs reflects the fact that violence against women constrains the active involvement of women in development and is seen as a serious obstacle to the achievement of all internationally agreed development goals, including the MDGs.
Last week at a meeting on clinical trials for central nervous system treatments, researchers convened to grapple with what they see as a serious and underrecognized problem in drug development: the fact that many people in clinical trials stop taking their experimental medications or don't take them as prescribed.
"Ingres has had no serious development investment in a decade.
Thus, first place among the necessary, if not sufficient, historical preconditions for the creation of Hamlet and Sir John Falstaff must go to the development of English as a serious literary language.
