Under normal circumstances, these interesting assortments of free-thinkers don't attract much support.What interests me are the situations when secessionist movements suddenly do start to gain a bit of traction.
But insurers can also compete by trying different assortments of co-pays and deductibles.A limited network of doctors is not inherently bad.
Hawkers peddle assortments of previously banned religious CDs, mixed up with Asian porn.The prime beneficiaries of the consumer boom are the moneyed classes, throttled and evicted by the series of Iraqi revolutions that began in 1958.
He also published volumes of prose containing assortments of essays, stories, and letters, including Engagements (1972) and Taking Sides (1978).
A modern formulation of the second law, the law of independent assortment, is that the alleles of a gene pair located on one pair of chromosomes are inherited independently of the alleles of a gene pair located on another chromosome pair and that the sex cells containing various assortments of these genes fuse at random with the sex cells produced by the other parent.
This kind of pairing and separation will produce independent assortments of chromosomal segments (including genes), no matter what the chromosomes are made of and no matter what the underlying molecular mechanisms.
The mind reels under noisy assortments of information bits about rival politicians, rival political programs and doctrines, new technical discoveries, insistently advertised commercial products, and new views on morality, ecological horrors, and military nightmares.
Many of the auction lots, particularly the hats — including a rhinestone-studded hard hat that Channing wore when she was shot out of a cannon, while screaming "Raspberries!," in the 1967 film "Thoroughly Modern Millie" — are offered with one of her platinum wigs (she's a natural brunette), while other lots are simply assortments of wigs and false eyelashes.
As everyone knows, the Met's flagship shop has one of the most comprehensive assortments of books around.
The merchant must choose which goods to carry, in which assortments and colors, and at what price.
As always with Achugar, bodies — her own and her dancers' — are at the center of the work, unadorned and often unlovely, insistently presented as assortments of muscles, skin, and hair.
