Mr bin Laden and some of his close consorts may have outwitted their American hunters, and his foot-soldiers have for the most part donned civilian clothes.More important, for all the misgivings about his timing, Mr bin Laden has succeeded in recapturing the imagination of the Arab street.
A festival icon depicts the god seated close to his divine consort.
At 06:00, a breeze pushed Boadicea forward and she began to close with her former consort, Rowley watching as all three of Africaine's masts gave way and collapsed over the side one by one.
Argo and her consorts had sailed close to the Danish and German coasts during the night, seizing in passing a British cutter named Duke of York, travelling from Yarmouth to Hamburg.
In contrast, the western chimp subspecies has no bonobo DNA, the researchers note, suggesting that only those chimps living close to the Congo River entertained bonobo consorts.
These poems distribute one voice across contesting perspectives, to show the balletic way in which minds in close contact with each other act in consort, even as they are growing apart.
The female equivalent of mep'e is dedop'ali ("queen"), which was applied to queens consort or the king's closest, senior female relatives.
Consorts were defined as a close spatial relationship between a male and female (typically within 5 m), with frequent courtship and attempted defence of the ewe by the ram (Preston et al., 2001).
And the manly-man shows, with their diligent filigree of being educational, offer the virtual thrill of consorting with death, of being this close to the taste and reek of danger.
We hypothesized that HICJ would have higher (closer to level I) mean LOE and higher CONSORT ratings (more fulfilled criteria), compared to GPJ.
The consort's goal is to provide as close to historically accurate performances as possible, but castratos being in rather short supply these days, the high voice part will be sung by Robert Crowe, with Thom Freas contributing solos on the clarion, a valveless baroque trumpet.
