These were the Clefts, and they raised their baby Clefts in caves high above the shore.
These sought-after ouzels live among the rusting fragments of mining, the glinting fluorspar and rocky clefts of this once industrious valley.
But the main clefts are chronological and clannish rather than ideological.In this section No way to start out in life The axeman cometh Show us the money Don't panic yet Making a killing Nothing to write home about The decline of the English divorce Tory splits!
Yet whereas her premiership was controversial in pursuit of a transformative goal, his has been a study in purposeless unpopularity.Meanwhile David Cameron, the current Conservative leader, is in one sense the first post-Thatcherite holder of that office; only now have the clefts in the party left by her ousting healed.
Here, deep clefts in the limestone, open to the sky, form a setting for the cult; the reliefs are carved on the vertical faces of the rock.
In 1995 concern over the deterioration of the clefts, parts of which were in danger of collapsing, led to the establishment of a joint UNESCO-China project aimed at preserving the site and encouraging investigations there.
Cleft lip and cleft palate deformities, premature fusion of skull elements, and persistent clefts in the facial skeleton require complex soft tissue and bone rearrangement.
In fishes and larvae of amphibians, these clefts develop gills and become respiratory organs.
Subcutaneous bursas ordinarily are ill-defined clefts at the junction of subcutaneous tissue and deep fasciae (sheets of fibrous tissue); these bursas acquire a distinct wall only when they become abnormal, and they are sometimes classified as adventitious.
The lateral pockets of the pharyngeal cavity, called the pharyngeal pouches, perforate the mesodermal layer, reach the ectoderm, and break through to form pharyngeal, or gill, clefts.
There are five to seven fully developed gill clefts, opening separately to the exterior.
