In ads for the discount broker Ameritrade, a spiky-haired hipster ridiculed middle-aged professionals for settling for conventional returns.
There they assume a sensible though immaterial form that then embarks on a conventional return trip to the internal senses (Walzer, 223).
Shortly afterwards, however, he was reshuffled out of office and the legal status of his decree became murky.In October last year, more conventional thieves returned.
35 patients in the conventional group returned for long-leg radiographs.
The conventional wisdom is that returning to the drachma would be a catastrophe for Greece.
One sunny lunchtime the Guardian ran an experiment on route 38, riding from Hackney to Holborn on a conventional double decker and returning on a Boris Bus, armed with a cheap thermometer.
Toyota says the Camry Hybrid, with 200 combined gas-electric horsepower, does a 0-to-60 sprint in 7.6 seconds, making it faster than the conventional 4-cylinder while returning a fantastic 43 miles per gallon in the Environmental Protection Agency's city cycle.
The low-powered laser pulses travel deep into a painting without scattering as conventional light sources do, returning a remarkably clear picture of its subsurface structure as well as chemical fingerprints of the pigments in each layer.
After World War II, the conventional black shoe returned, except among upper-class European men, who continued to wear brown suede wingtip styles with their business suits.
LINEAR TECHNOLOGY CORP., -- Milpitas, Calif., a maker of chips used in cellular phones and notebook computers, said it expected its conventional markets to return in the next year as demand for high-end consumer products increases.
