What would happen, he wondered, if a famous actor set out to do a film — say, a character study of a retarded man — and before shooting began, sustained injuries in an auto accident that left him "neurologically impaired"?
KYOWÃ, Brazil — As the Karitiana Indians remember it, the first researchers to draw their blood came here in the late 1970s, shortly after the Amazon tribe began sustained contact with the outside world.
"WHEN we first started Varnish, we began sustaining a bunch of injuries," Marcos Tello said.
* Rebuilt and refocused Palestinian Authority security apparatus begins sustained, targeted and effective operations aimed at confronting all those engaged in terror and dismantlement of terrorist capabilities and infrastructure.
In the first phase, Palestinian security forces are supposed to begin "sustained, targeted, and effective operations aimed at confronting all those engaged in terror and dismantlement of terrorist capabilities".
"Even after recent declines, the level of claims is higher than one would expect it to be if private nonfarm payrolls were really poised to begin sustained gains," Joshua Shapiro, chief United States economist for MFR, a consulting firm, wrote in a research note.
He argues that countries need a history of building liberty and an income per head of at least $5,000 if they are to begin sustaining liberal democracy.
Yesterday, in a speech in South Carolina, Ben Bernanke indicated his belief that consumer spending was ready to begin sustaining America's economy recovery:While the support to economic activity from stimulative fiscal policies and firms' restocking of their inventories will diminish over time, rising demand from households and businesses should help sustain growth.
At Mars, we've been given a wonderful set of moons — one of which, perhaps Phobos, can act as an offshore world from which crews can robotically preposition hardware and establish radiation shielding on the Martian surface to begin sustaining increasing numbers of people.
He resolves to do a film called "Special Needs" about a famous actor who sets out to do "a character study of a retarded man" and before shooting begins sustains "injuries in an auto accident which left him 'neurologically impaired.' " Mr. Wagner has always had a fondness for coincidence in his novels, and "Still Holding" is no exception.
His failure to enlist Chabad's support for those efforts in the mid-1980s began a sustained process of estrangement.
