It was a chapter marked by strong anti-Chinese sentiment and xenophobia, the court expounded in its ruling.
Every chapter marks a decade of Gray's life, interspersed with banter about Glass's day-to-day dealings with the "fat, spectacled, balding, increasingly old Glasgow pedestrian" (as Gray likes to describe himself).
When the governor and the vice president exchanged sarcastic electronic messages last week, it was as if the formalities of the forthcoming nominating conventions had been written out of the campaign script, and both Mr. Bush and Mr. Gore had flipped immediately to the chapter marked "General Election: Fall".
Mr. Colbert's book is a heroes' parade jammed between two covers — shiny stickers, a red-and-gilt streamer, and an American flag at the outset of each chapter, marked off in seven stripes of bold red type (squint, you'll see).
This will allow you to set chapter marks during the recording process.
In School Rumble, chapters marked with a sharp sign concern the main plot development focusing around Tenma and Harima, while side stories dealing with supporting characters are indicated by a flat sign .
At the appropriate intervals, set some chapters marks in your Nano, by pressing the big, center button.
Photo: The Yonkers mayor, Philip A. Amicone, left, and Herman Keith, a former N.A.A.C.P. chapter president, marked the end of a court battle over segregation in housing.
If chapter 6 marks the beginning of his career as prophet, the judgment oracle about the conquest of Jerusalem in chapter 22 probably brings his grim story to a close.
Due to no particularly aggressive action by either of her parents, she entered kindergarten reading very well and finished that year reading "chapter books" marked for children in the third, fourth and fifth grades.
