Here, her photographs of humans are punctuated with images of insects, animals, flowers and plants, often caught in close-up with almost clinical clarity.
Thursday was the first of what will likely prove to be many sparring matches between these two candidates caught in this close race runoff.
Inclusion of other wild samples, preferably from different locations in the world could result in an even more effective SNP discovery platform, as the three wild rats in our study, caught in relative close vicinity to each other, were already more polymorphic than the most polymorphic combination of carefully selected inbred strains.
New France was caught in cruelly closing pincers.
Last year, he led most of the way in the Classic before being caught in the closing yards by the 14-1 shot Drosselmeyer.
In April, as share prices in China dropped and the government urged banks to tighten credit, D'Long was caught in a closing vise of debt.
And yet, in China, people are more inclined to quote a very different statistic: in forty-seven years of service, high-speed trains in Japan have recorded just one fatality — a passenger caught in a closing door.
PAGE A13 Game 3: Pistons by Knockout After being caught in the closing seconds of regulation and losing in overtime of Game 2, Detroit trounced Los Angeles, 88-68, takeake a 2-1 lead in the N.B.A. finals.
Or do I try to become one with the solid wall of people on the E express and hope my extremities do not get caught in the closing doors?
Through a series of gag-filled commercials in which smokers of the new brand suffered mishaps because of the unusual length of the cigarette getting the cigarette caught in a closing elevator door or burning a hole in the smoker's newspaper the Wells, Rich, Greene Campaign made an instant impression on the cigarette market.
