In May 1998, the government and a group of states filed a separate broader complaint asserting a raft of antitrust violations.
The investment will expose Kyte to a much broader audience with the raft of telco investors having hundreds of millions of users between them; Kyte could soon be coming to a mobile phone near you.
(534) Some of these processes might reflect a specific sorting process, as has been proposed to occur in a subapical compartment or common endosome, 535) or might be a manifestation of the biophysical properties of Cer, or perhaps an indicator of the broader process such as raft formation, with Cer serving as just one of many participants.
The report contained a raft of statistics showing broad declines in poverty throughout the 2000s.
The turn of the millennium brought with it a raft of new initiatives: broad agreement on the Millennium Development Goals refocused development towards poverty reduction, including specific health goals for maternal and child health, AIDS, malaria and tuberculosis [ 4].
PAGE B1 Thor Heyerdahl Dies at 87 The Norwegian anthropologist and adventurer with controversial theories of ancient seafaring migrations won fame in 1947 for navigating a broad stretch of the Pacific in the balsa-log raft Kon-Tiki.
America has never looked as broad, fresh, and majestic as the Mississippi does from Huck and Jim's raft.
That represents a big change from previous years, when a tiny raft of stocks was responsible for all the gains in the broad market indexes.
Broad and clearly worded laws, including the Fourth Amendment, are being undermined by a raft of quasi-legal documents, most of them too long, narrow, and boring to read — that is, if anyone were allowed to read them in full.
To be sure, the yoga world is rife with true believers, many of whom bombarded Mr. Broad with complaints about an article he wrote in The New York Times Magazine last month chronicling a raft of devastating yoga-induced injuries.
