TWICE AS NICE "The two-dollar bill is on a roll," Readers Digest reports, adding that no one is quite certain what is behind the sudden popularity of the note that is "historically given as change at racetracks, strip clubs and — because it bears his face — Thomas Jefferson's Monticello estate".
Sample P.8 was labelled as "Laque Geranium", the name historically given to eosin-containing pigments [41, 42].
MUSLIMS in Scotland have historically given their allegiance to the Labour Party, long seen as the champion of the underdog.
Common-cause refers to the natural, inherent and historically given variation of any system.
Historically, giving jewelry as a gift has been thought of being an act of love, and the Momento Pearl is no different.
But his rise was a bipartisan phenomenon as well, given Americans' historically low trust in government.
Another factor rests with how much influence Rouhani will continue to wield, especially if economic gains from sanctions relief prove more modest than promised, as is likely given the historically low price of oil.
5FU has historically been given as a continuous infusion throughout treatment.
However, respondents had to provide their email address if they wished to be entered in one of two iPad draws which were used as incentives given historically poor response rates from practising health professionals.
When performing an assessment of combined exposures to a discrete mixture, such as a formulated consumer product, whole mixture toxicity data has historically been given a higher priority than component-based approaches for human health [4, 10].
