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He said if the Legislature does not act, the State Supreme Court may need to consider whether civil unions have created full equality in the state.

These problems might not be disconcerting if "Lower Ninth" created full characters instead of tossing its themes out on the surface.

The genius of the novel is in how Coover revels in the sun-bright vitality of the world Waugh has created, full of drink and lust and dirty limericks and doubles down the line — and yet brings Waugh face to face with its darkest truths.

For those not planning to eat out in the month before Christmas, a website is being created full of not only the chefs' specially created Syrian-inspired dishes, but also featuring those from Syrians in Britain and abroad who are supporting the project and sending in treasured family recipes.

This is somewhat frustrating: a walk-before-you-can-run approach is all well and good but, from the off, you can download vast amounts of courses that others have created, full of exotic elements like doors, Boos, lava and platforms that move along carefully delineated paths, but you can't properly edit those levels until you've played Super Mario Maker long enough to have acquired those elements.

Lynch has created Full Plate, a bi-monthly lunch series with professional women from different industries, at her Menton restaurant.

He was thus involved in Britain's newly created, full-scale nuclear research program.

Dozens of colleges and universities instituted environmental-studies programs, and even many small newspapers created full-time environmental beats.

Switching between synthesizers and a guitar run through filters, he created full-bodied beds for the songs.

They are adorned with works by some of the most renowned sculptors and painters in 17th-century Lombardy, who created full-scale multicolored terra-cotta statues inside each chapel and frescoes on the walls.

Over the next decade, he created full-figure portraits of people, alone or in couples, that were as intimate as they were monumental and as poetically thrilling as they were visually lucid.