These chiefly rankings were derived from the Polynesians' concept of the inheritance of godliness and, as a result, the chief's possession of mana.
The journal found at Mr. Woodmansee's home remains in Chief Vespia's possession, sealed under court order.
"There was no weapon of any type in his possession," Chief Moose said after detectives traveled to nearby Fairfax, Va., to interview the man further.
Mr. Medvedev's speech coincided with the standoff at Mr. Sukhodolsky's office, which was sealed off for an extended period while the chief gathered his possessions together.
In the middle of the Second Carnatic War, in 1750, Commander-in-Chief Bascowen took possession of the hospital to serve as barracks in the fort.
Whereas such tribes as the Crow had large numbers of horses (in a warring and buffalo-hunting culture that demanded horses) and made their possession the chief basis of individual wealth and social status, the five tribes were relatively poor in horses, and age grades provided the basis of social stratification.
Muñoz Rivera took possession of Chief of the Cabinet's position for the Autonomous Government on July 21.
At the trafficking camp in northern Malaysia where at least 139 shallow graves have been discovered, a police chief said that personal possessions abandoned at the camp included a pink teddy bear and children's sandals.
The Belmont was drivable, and Mr. Rosenbusch, who is assembling a database of Chrysler concepts, said that after it was retired from the show circuit, Virgil Exner, Chrysler's design chief at the time, took possession of the car.
If I was in Andrew Bailey's shoes, I'd have getting a progress report close to the top of my list of things to do after having taken possession of the chief executive's office.
