Further, there's not a distinct time that it become relevant, as does, for example, driver's education.
As does, for that matter, the increased popularity of the sport in Europe, even as more data come to light showing just how violent the game really is.
From the 2001 draft, starting corners Will Allen and Will Peterson remain, as does, for the time being, the backup quarterback Jesse Palmer.
The current chief executives of General Motors, Goldman Sachs, Hewlett-Packard, I.B.M., Merck and Nike, for instance, all hold the passport -- as does, for the first time this year, a major-party nominee for president, George W. Bush.
It was written decades ago but it echoes down the ages, as does, for different reasons, In the Pines, the Lead Belly tune perhaps better known to Nirvana fans (and me) as Where Did You Sleep Last Night?
Today, Google Earth and satellite phones provoke the same sort of ambivalence, as does, for that matter, e-mail, which in less than 20 years has transformed the very nature of the humble two-week vacation.
It's been widely touted as doing for trains what Dwight Eisenhower did for interstate highway system.
I happen to think that cap-and-trade as done for acid rain isn't a good fit for carbon.
South Korea's German coach Uli Stielike named an unchanged side, as did, for the first time this month, Ange Postecoglou.
Macroplasticity in the brittle, superconducting ceramic MgB2 would allow for the mechanical drawing of thin, dense superconducting wires, as done for metallic superconductors.
Second, I analyze the spatial dependence of DLR on EVI by large-scale ecoregion as done for T2m.
