We think of the class consciousness and snobberies as having been imported by people from "off-Cape" or "off-Island".
And Capital Economics' measure of broad-money supply (M3) fell while QE was in operation.David Bowers of Absolute Strategy Research nonetheless argues that low rates in the developed world will eventually boost global growth as they are imported by the developing world via managed exchange rates.
Nevertheless, in the early communities a simple but vigorous society developed on the basis of Indian labour and the horses, cattle, and sheep imported by the Spaniards, as well as native products such as corn (maize) and potatoes.
More often works displaying special craft techniques (such as work in ivory imported by Fijians from Tonga) were treasured because it was accepted by the importers that the imports were beyond their skills to manufacture for themselves.
The latest countdown contender on American cable systems is actually a venerable institution: "Top of the Pops," begun by the BBC on New Year's Day 1964 and, as of Saturday, being imported by BBC America.
Among the films imported by Kino as a result of Mr. Krim's festival explorations were Percy Adlon's "Zuckerbaby" (1985), Mitsuo Yanagimachi's "Himatsuri" (1986) and Michel Khleifi's "Wedding in Galilee" (1988).
This year, over 2.5 million emergency treatments of the new more effective artemisinin-containing combination therapy (ACTs) have been imported by UNICEF as part of this initiative.
We recognize that other factors such as the number of cattle imported by the farm, the length of time imported animals previously spent in high-risk regions, and the length of time imported animals subsequently spent on the receiving farm were also likely important in determining the risk of bTB being present in the herd.
It is likely that heme is imported by CRt, as all genes involved in heme biosynthesis except one are pesudogenized in CRt, but none of the previously described heme uptake systems (Contreras et al. 2014) could be detected in the CRt genome.
"Now we go in content to Liberty," Alcibiades says, in the production's ironic last line, imported, by Hytner, from "As You Like It".
