Unlike the big chains, each branch is free to experiment and take risks.
Mr. Branch was freed after pleading guilty yesterday to a lesser charge, possession of a weapon.
As a consequence, executive branch officials are free to interpret their authority expansively, content in the knowledge that they likely will not be asked to justify the full scope of their actions to the pesky electorate.
Since detergents generally do not list ingredients, military branches have researched which are free of brighteners, and numerous Web sites, including Military.com, have published lists of about 20 suitable brands, including Seventh Generation, Woolite, and dye- and perfume-free varieties of All and Cheer.
As long as they follow the church's three basic tenets, the sister branches of the Church of Safe Injection are free to operate as they see fit, and so far, the movement has centered around marrying religious teachings with promoting the rights and safety of drug users.
Contigs are stretches of assembled reads that are free of branching conflicts.
To prevent the introduction of the moth, it is recommended that plants and branches should be free from soil, originate from a pest-free area or be fumigated or be imported during winter.
But they grow quickly and they are free, so you may soon wish to branch out.
The FCC is an independent entity within the executive branch and is free to ignore the weight of the president's opinion.
The LCA including conus branches was dissected free as much as possible, but the distance to the neoaorta remained too great.
