The area is so compact that children selling roses to couples on the town work the entire strip, end to end.
On display in downtown San Francisco at the Robert Tat Gallery, a space specializing in vintage photography, the compact show "Children of the Fillmore, 1952" consists of 52 silver gelatin prints, 18 of which are on display.
The filmmakers mounted Streep on platform heels, stretched her out, and put her together with the compact Stanley Tucci (as Child's loving husband, Paul).
The WHO estimates that 4.3 million more health workers are required to meet the health Millennium Development Goals (MDGs)—a global compact to reduce child mortality, improve maternal health, and combat AIDS, malaria, and other diseases by 2015 [ 24].
The site features the text of the Mayflower Compact, pages for children, information about the Pilgrims and links to other Mayflower societies.
Zelco has sold 30 million of the lights since then; they now come in almost a dozen versions, including a small one for children, a compact edition for travel, and one that talks (with a 10-second recording).
Again, the most significant correlation between the outcome of antiviral therapy and the character of HCV phylogeny was found for trees produced on the basis of HVR1 identified at T0. Trees depicting populations derived from non-responding children were compact, almost monophyletic.
No! Slow down and consider objective correlative and tragic stasis when the giant rabid dog traps the physic child in the compact car.
The Interstate Compact for the Placement of Children (ICPC) is designed to facilitate interjurisdictional placement of children into foster care or adoptive homes.
Such transfers are governed by the little-known Interstate Compact for the Placement of Children.
The social compact requires parents who bring children to adult venues (like jazz concerts and four-star restaurants) to rein in kiddies' normal kiddie impulses — or leave.
