Instead, she says that JonBenét is more accurately described as a meta commentary on the community members who were affected by having an infamous true crime story take place in their hometown.
To Italians, who prefer to like their neighbours, he has given something better: their land, ravaged in the past by Attila the Hun, by the emperor Charles V some 1,100 years later and most recently by Hitler, today has a true German hero.
This was several months ahead of the revised C.E.R.A. labelling, which now allows this dosing schedule in ESA-naïve patients, attesting in passing to the need felt by nephrologists to have a true once-monthly ESA for anaemia management before the dialysis stage.
Wayne Gretzky was a goal-scoring genius in hockey by the age of ten and had a true tiger father, albeit a mild Canadian kind, who trained him in the back-yard ice rink.
Not only in the United States but everywhere in the world you see the name of Islam being defamed by opponents, those who don't have a true understanding of Islam.
Plants protected by Plant breeders' rights (PBR) may have a "true" cultivar name – the recognized scientific name in the public domain, and a "commercial synonym" an additional marketing name that is legally protected: an example would be Rosa Fascination = 'Poulmax', the 'Poulmax' being the true scientific name.
Keaton does have a true love, played by Ruth Dwyer, but a misunderstanding has separated them, leaving him to conduct a series of rushed bridal auditions.
Any individual candidate will, by definition, have a particular true score, and the SEM describes the likely range of actual scores such a candidate might achieve as a result of the unreliability of the assessment.
Just by virtue of having such a true belief, Ava must therefore stand in relation the belief relation to Jospin and the property of being a Socialist.
Stuart Knight, London We say: Bruce Robinson's tale of two down-and-out actors who go on holiday 'by mistake' has inspired a true cult following - from the pilgrims who make misguided pilgrimages to Penrith, to the stoners who play the Withnail Drinking Game (match every drink taken on screen - including lighter fluid!) with hospitalising results.
