by two groups of pessimists.
The city's suit, filed in 1997, was joined by two groups of lawful permanent residents.
The bridge dates to the 14th century and looks like it was built by two groups of people who never spoke to each other.
Astonishingly, these are light trails made by two groups of nocturnal hikers, which she managed to capture from a distance thanks to long exposure.
The potential for aesthetic pleasure inherent in puzzle solving is demonstrated by two groups of contemporary puzzles fashioned from fine woods.
It puts her in a unique position to identify the challenges faced by two groups of athletes who are often sidelined in elite competition: women and para-athletes.
Conceived by Niki and Jorge Cousineau, the hourlong piece was constructed to be seen from two perspectives by two groups of audience members.
[The Bush administration had been pressed to become involved in Sudan by two groups of key supporters, Christian conservatives and the oil industry.
It was a simple, elegant construction of triangular elements in a pyramidal shape supported by two groups of six legs on a central crankshaft.
During the runup to Durban, the Administration made clear its unhappiness with amendments proposed by two groups of countries for the conference's final declaration.
The demonstration on Sunday was spearheaded by two groups of Shiites, a minority in Pakistan, which had urged demonstrators to march "toward" the American Consulate.
