When I was rebuked by contacts, I feared.
But one baby was infected by a nurse, and two children by contacts at day care.
"The [rebel] national transitional council didn't want him because he was tainted by contacts with Gaddafi".
One baby was infected by a nurse, and two children by contacts in day care.
In similar cases in the past, isolated tribes have been almost wiped out by contacts with missionaries and government officials.
Previously tipped off by contacts in the Croatian government, he went on the run for four years until arrested in a Tenerife hotel at the end of 2005.
In theory anyone can apply for a porter's licence, but in practice the community of porters has largely been determined by contacts and nepotism.
Few colonies list their co-ops with brokers, and many of the newer residents are drawn there by contacts from within the city.
Her red hair is cut short and hennaed, her bookworm's glasses replaced by contacts, her broad Irish face lit by something of her mother's incandescence, in their old movies.
Tunisia's main trade union, the UGTT, did much to encourage opposition groups across the country, but its leaders are blemished by contacts with the former regime.In this shapeless landscape, Tunisians struggle to voice their political differences.
Religious and social links with the Greek mainland were cultivated, above all by contacts with the sanctuary and games at Olympia and by patronage of poets such as Pindar.
