This was October, 1974, and for the next few weeks we lived out in the open, or in crude, post-apocalypse shelters salvaged from the wreckage.
On her right, in contrast to the mossy stone wall, a crude post-and-rail fence separated their property from the wasteland next door, which had once formed part of the house's extensive grounds.
SOUTH FRONTENAC, Ontario — When Peter Griesbach discovered someone had chopped down trees at his weekend house to make crude posts staking out a mining claim, he assumed he could rid his land of the uninvited prospector relatively quickly.
To an outsider, it would not have looked like much: a seemingly endless line of crude posts spread across the plain.
Crude post-discharge death rates not using censored data are presented in Table 2. Post-discharge deaths among cases occurred after a median time of 4.1 months (IQR 1.8 8.1), with 70.7% (29) occurring within the first six months.
When examined in crude, postrandomization post hoc analyses, we observed that all-cause mortality was higher in the group of patients who ever had an HDL-C <25 mg/dL compared with those who did not, which is not entirely unexpected given the higher prevalence of coronary disease and lower baseline HDL-C in this group.
Oil producers traded higher even as crude futures posted a sharp decline in Asian trading on the Nymex, to trade down $2.25 at $42.35 after the close in Asia.
But he picks apart some crude versions of post-Enlightenment secularism.
Then, in 1978, Kaczynski ended up sacking his own brother from a factory job in Illinois after Ted began harassing a fellow woman worker, posting crude and offensive limericks about her on the factory wall.
Liep told us that the old-fashioned loudspeakers mounted on top of crude cinder-block posts all over Hanoi still broadcast government announcements and exhortations, but that people today consider them premodern artifacts and ignore the propaganda drone.
