The sixth Rebus novel, Mortal Causes, published in 1994, begins with a gruesome torture-and-murder in a basement in the middle of town during the Edinburgh Festival.
Fung is the US lead of the 2014 report "Climate Change: Evidence and Causes" published jointly by the Royal Society and the National Academy of Sciences.
We included Academic Review articles, as we wanted to compare causes published in academic reviews with those obtained from the data sourced from our systematic review.
He explained those views in his book Niemcy, Rosja i kwestia Polska (Germany, Russia and the Polish Cause), published in 1908.
In Bucer's booklet Grund und Ursach (Basis and Cause), published in December 1524, he attacked the idea of the mass as a sacrifice, and rejected liturgical garments, the altar, and any form of ritual.
In a Henri Toivonen obituary, titled Rebel With a Cause, published in Motor five days after Toivonen's fatal accident, rally author Martin Holmes named him a "rebel driver", and proof that young drivers can be successful in rallying, a sport which had previously been dominated by older, more experienced drivers.
Since December, three former C.I.A. case officers who did the most sensitive work of the government -- persuading foreigners to betray their countries or their causes -- have published memoirs.
The words belong to Milton as, in part, does Hill's title (Milton's A Treatise of Civil Power in Ecclesiastical Causes was published in 1659); and the poet of Paradise Lost, an expert on man's fallen nature, is a pervasive presence in the book.
Willis Carto, a proponent of far right-wing causes who published books and other publications that called the Holocaust a "hoax," died Oct. 26 at his home in Virginia.
The study, "Malaria resurgence: a systematic review and assessment of its causes," was published on April 24 in Malaria Journal by a team of researchers from the Clinton Health Access Initiative, Johns Hopkins University, the University of California at San Francisco, and the Center for Disease Dynamics, Economics & Policy.
The publisher Kenneth Roberton championed his cause and published three substantial volumes, with piano accompaniment, in facsimiles of the composer's beautifully and precisely calligraphed manuscripts, with cover illustrations by the composer.
