PROPPED up at one end by a set of tall red steel beams, a massive structure towers 200 feet over the sprawling Meadowlands Xanadu shopping and entertainment complex, seeming to end in midair.
During the first hostage drama, between 1979 and 1981, the election of a tough-talking Republican contributed to Iran's acceptance of a complex formula to end the fourteen-month seizure of the U.S. Embassy in Tehran.
The builder, whose name is attached to many of the city's premium housing complexes, tried to end a messy fraternal spat and return operations to normal on Tuesday by appointing the family matriarch, 79-year-old Kwong Siu-hing, as company chairwoman.
See articleDoha negotiationsA complex peace deal to end unrest and political paralysis in Lebanon was struck under the aegis of the emir of Qatar.
Initially, binding of the Ku complex to DSB ends blocks resection and its binding is inhibited by Cdc28 during S and G2 phase of the cell cycle (Clerici et al. 2008).
Notably, ssDNA oligos did not interfere with the ability of the MRN complex to promote end-to-end bridging of linear double-stranded DNA molecules (Supplementary Figure 8), indicating that ssDNA oligos interact with parts of the MRN complex that are not involved in DNA tethering.
WASHINGTON — The rescue plan being created by the Bush administration is like the financial crisis it is meant to end — complex, far-reaching and potentially rife with unpredictable consequences.
In October, the Paterson administration announced that it had a deal in place with Delaware North to build an elaborate gambling complex at Aqueduct, appearing to end a nearly seven-year political battle over the project.
The idea would be to end the complex and sclerotic arrangements and solve the fiscal crisis.
A complex deal is being brokered to end a landlord-tenant dispute as well as a price war between the arenas at the Meadowlands and in Newark, according to multiple people involved in the negotiations.
