In this work the Generalized Roe solver, introduced in [29] for the case of a specific closure, is reformulated in a complete closure-independent way.
There needs to be some kind of closure, one way or another".
Most surgeons used staples, but I was convinced that nylon had lower infection rates, and we would do this one, this final closure, my way.
Composing a captivity narrative after their return is a therapeutic ritual of closure, a way of mourning their lost childhoods and claiming a voice for the future.
"There needs to be some kind of closure, one way or another," said Doug Jones, the young United States attorney who has overseen the reinvestigation of the bombing that killed four girls.
You begin to desire closure, one way or another.
His explanation is rooted in the ability of the state to police its borders and ensure social closure in ways that impinge upon the ability of migrants to maintain social ties with those at home and engage in transnational activities.
What kind of shop is he running when one of his most trusted aides would feel comfortable conspiring with the Port Authority to use lane closures as a way to punish Christie's political opponents?
The best systems leaders, he said, are able to frame changes that could be unpopular, such as hospital closures, in a way that can be "owned by the local politician".
Department of Justice spokesman Devin O'Malley responded that Sessions ended administrative closures as a way to stop suspending cases indefinitely, thereby shielding undocumented immigrants from deportation.
