Inflated prison call costs fall under a band of often ignored inmate-related issues that are underscored by a common and society-accepted narrative that criminals don't deserve rights, say prisoner advocates.
A thin band of sclerosis often compartmentalises neoplastic elements (Menestrina et al, 1986).
As in other tribes, different bands of these tribes often pursued different policies.
Tribes were made up of "bands" of families and often formed and reformed under new leadership over the years.
The bands of ridged terrain often form continuations of canyons, suggesting that they may be a modified form of the graben or the result of a different reaction of the crust to the same extensional stresses, such as brittle failure.
Belief in sorcery is widespread in the Melanesian country, but observers say attacks have taken a turn for the worse as bands of youths -— often with few means for advancement or education — take it upon themselves to rid their communities of the accused.
FR is characterised grossly by bands of matted and often discoloured fibres along the mid-line of the animal over the neck, wither, mid-back and rump regions.
In the 48 paired samples analyzed, CDKN2A showed frequent amplification with the M primer set in lung samples (24 out of 48), although the amplified bands were often of low intensity.
Most, so far, have been musical performances where the list of bands can often read like a dystopic tone poem ("Weed Hounds/Psychic Blood/Softspot/Bueno").
Music was fun back then, and I got to shoot portraits of many bands for magazines, often before their careers took off.
Innu people avoided the creation of formal political structures; tribal organization comprised small bands of related families that often shifted in composition as individual leaders rose and fell.
