"It is more economical for smugglers to buy inflatable boats in bulk," noted Josie Kozlowski, a Canadian who volunteered at a "tea tent" on Lesbos that offered free lemon tea and a place for the new arrivals to socialize.
Critics of the draft bill have previously slammed the overly broad capabilities offered by bulk warrants, noting for example that it is pretty hard to judge proportionality if you don't know who exactly you're targeting.
While our study was carried out with a SIL crafted into a bulk, we note that implementations using a free-standing SIL should also be possible.
At 20 DAA, the stage when major transcript differences between the 'orange' and the 'green' bulks were noted, 25 genes were assigned to protein degradation, 27 were assigned to posttranslational protein modification (out of which 15 were kinases), 3 to protein targeting and 3 to protein synthesis (Additional file 6: Table S6).
On December 27 , 2013 Judge William Pauley, in the Southern District of New York, declares that the program was legal, noting, "The bulk telephony metadata collection program is subject to executive and congressional oversight, as well as continual monitoring by a dedicated group of judges who serve on the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court".
The patient did not initially mention it to her treating physician, noting only bulk passage of tissue (as opposed to gradual sloughing) in response to a physician query after the fibroid had been noted to have essentially disappeared on the 3-month MRI study.
(These days a dagger symbol next to a book on the best-seller list indicates that booksellers have noted bulk sales).
Lab technicians who spend their days working with bulk fluorescence should note the key word: count.
E-commerce executives acknowledge as much, often noting that the bulk of their sales come during daytime hours, when T1 lines and other fast connections are buzzing.
HarperCollins said the book ranked high on other bestseller lists that omit bulk orders from their rankings, noting it was No. 4 on Nielsen BookScan's hardover nonfiction list, which is published on the Wall Street Journal and Publishers Weekly websites.
