The bar code is a reminder of how much money he has lost.
My connecting flight from Paris touched down on a sunny afternoon last fall at the Aerodrom Podgorica, code TGD, a reminder of Yugoslavia's Communist days when the city was known as Titograd.
Justice Alito asked if the government could resolve the dilemma with a measure that "gets rid of the word 'marriage,' takes it out of the U.S. code completely," a reminder that supposed traditionalists, faced with a case they don't like, can be far more radical than liberals.
Seen like this, The Society of the Spectacle is at once the bastard progeny of the French Enlightenment – out of Diderot, by means of the Napoleonic Code – and a salutary reminder of how the pursuit of some millenarian ideological purity only ever results – if successful – in the rumbling of tumbrels; or, if a failure, in its wholesale co-option by its stated enemies.
Ana-Lisa Myers, a student at Hillcrest High School in Queens, built and coded a health-reminder device.
DRESS CODE "When I send a reminder and say the dress is casual, some people come in blue jeans," said Ms. Gutfreund.
I live in Los Angeles, where despite my best efforts, I occasionally hear a story like this: A friend knows an actress whose burglar alarm code — 2828 — serves as a reminder to her of the age she must never surpass.
Not only that, but the third game at Wigan is already sold out for what might be a dead rubber next week – surely a reminder to the code's movers and shakers of the potency of international competition.
Although this code may serve as a reminder of scientists' environmental responsibilities, conservation of particular vents (e.g., closures to human activity, specific human management) may effectively ensure sustainable use of vent ecosystems for all stakeholders.
"As a reminder, Ohio Revised Code § 149.43 directly states that responses to public records request shall be 'promptly prepared and made available "within a reasonable period of time.'".
