It became widespread on the continent in the mid-tenth (Saenger 2000: 100).
These libraries have become widespread, on many architectures, and this commonness ensures the portability of luscus code on all common computer platforms and operating systems.
Neal Langerman, a consultant to the American Chemical Society's Committee on Chemical Safety and an officer of its Division of Chemical Health and Safety, believes that adequate safety standards eventually will become widespread on American campuses and that once they do, Sheri Sangji's death will be recognized as a major "turning point".
In recent years, the video has also become widespread on the internet and was featured in the animal welfare documentary Earthlings, though the method of killing dolphins as shown in this video is now officially banned.
Most of these introduced species are confined to sheltered sites, such as harbors, lagoons and estuaries and only two the Mediterranean mussel (Mytilus galloprovincialis) and the Pacific barnacle (Balanus glandula)—have become widespread on the open wave-exposed coastline.
The use of these became widespread on the basis of limited evidence, but the benefit could not be demonstrated in a controlled randomized trial [ 27].
Feb. 3, 2009 - Old video footage of Sullenberger telling Marx Brothers' "Why a duck?" routine at party becomes widespread hit on YouTube; Sullenberger claims to have never seen "The Cocoanuts" but, ironically, has seen "Duck Soup".
But even after the flu becomes widespread or is on the wane (it can continue to make people sick until sometime in May), the vaccine can be protective.
The case will provide the court's first occasion, in the years since exonerations based on DNA have become widespread, to reconsider the standards for reopening death penalty cases to present claims of innocence.
There is a gradual ache which becomes widespread pain that hurts more at night, especially due to lying on it.
