Additional in-app purchases are planned, with a future focus on print — by offering users the ability to pay for a print of a particularly cherished dubble, for instance.
At points, he questions cherished narratives wondering, for instance, whether the mission to achieve unanimity in Brown v. Board of Education in 1954 hindered future efforts to address persistent racial isolation in urban schools.
At points, he questions cherished narratives wondering, for instance, whether the mission to achieve unanimity in Brown v. Board of Education in 1954 hindered future efforts to address persistent racial isolation in urban school districts, particularly in northern cities like Chicago.
While well-established patterns of design and construction are in some instances expunged from the urban landscape and in other instances preserved and cherished, a basic and defining feature for many of its long-standing yet continually evolving communities is a deeply felt interaction between culture and the built environment.
Before Mr Sarkozy came along, nobody dared to touch the special regimes, for instance, nor to attack the cherished 35-hour week.Yet a closer look at the Sarkozy method reveals some shortcomings.
Jane Jacobs, for instance, could seem to cherish Greenwich Village more than she cherished the people who lived there, to say nothing of the people who might have liked to join them, if only there had been more and cheaper housing.
Belief in a spiritual afterlife is a requirement for most religions, and in every instance where a spirit had supposedly manifested itself in the real world, the event was cherished as an affirmation of such beliefs.
Cherished by eleven grandchildren.
Cherished daughter of Anna Friedman.
We cherished Pat Jennings.
Cherished daughter of Pearl Merenstein.
