The ambiguity of modernity has emerged from the shifting assemblages, providing both the state and Bulang villagers more leeway to symbolically and physically (re produce meanings for the tea landscapes to meet the contingent market demand for tea.
The next day, the C.L.M. contingent demanded another $70,000 from Mr. Cayce for the passports and told him his friend's pardon was paid "in full" and "was assured," according to Mr. Cayce's proffer.
Demand for contingent-capital bonds (CoCos), a new debt instrument that either converts to equity or gets written down when the issuer falls low on capital, is strong.
Collectors and enthusiasts are competing with interior decorators and their clients, a well-moneyed contingent that is driving a demand for novelty before scholarship.
The past several months have proven that consumer demand for location services is contingent on one thing: the ability to "check-in".
The demand for a small scale self-contingent desalination device is the need of the hour.
(at some point during the 5 and 6th year) an additional 2-4 semesters, contingent on availability of funds from the School and demand for TFs.
What is striking is that APSCU not only demanded a super-sized contingent of for-profit college representatives on the panel but also proposed for membership some of the most abusive for-profit college companies -- companies whose high prices and poor efforts often leave students worse off than when they started, and companies now being sued or probed by federal and state law enforcement.
What is striking is that APSCU not only demanded a super-sized contingent of for-profit college representatives on the panel but also proposed for membership some of the most abusive for-profit college companies -- companies whose high prices and poor efforts often leave students worse off than when they started, and companies now being sued or probed by federal and state law enforcement.
The FTSE's mining contingent was among the worst-hit amid fears over waning Chinese demand for commodities, with all but two of the top flight's constituents losing ground.
Companies insist contingent workers give them the flexibility to vary their workforces as demand for their services or products fluctuate.
