And why is it now conveniently discovered to be "other values" when it comes to Northern states such as New York?
The seriousness of these revolts, however, encouraged Pippin and Carloman to place the Merovingian Childeric III, whom they conveniently discovered in a monastery, on the throne in 743.
The sisters conveniently discovered an alternate ledger, preserved by the store's longtime bookkeeper -- even though they had just brought in a witness to testify that their father's partner always kept the books.
With Altan's help virtually all the Mongols became Dge-lugs-pa adherents, and on Bsod-nams-rgya-mtsho's death they acquired a proprietary interest in the order and some claims on Tibet itself when the fourth Dalai Lama was conveniently discovered in the Tümed royal family.
In Thomas Mann's novel "The Magic Mountain," Hans Castorp, a young bourgeois about to embark on a conventional career, visits an Alpine sanitarium for tuberculosis patients, becomes infatuated with one of them and is conveniently discovered to have a spot on one of his own lungs.
At any rate, the one unknown here is whether Morgan meant to suggest that Nuzzi was a "slut" of such magnitude that she can gather and contain objects, much like a bag, or if she was an anthropomorphic sack, in which sluts might be conveniently discovered within.
Conveniently, I discovered the Bicycling Magazine Fall Classic, which includes a ten-mile race that takes place in my hometown on October 7th.
This year, the tourist office has conveniently prepared a booklet, "Discover," which suggests a city walk around the Rembrandt sites.
Conveniently, you've discovered a back door to your country's treasury, or a slick method for friction-less bribery, and . . .
