One resident said he had pushed a black trash can from the curb to a parking lot behind the hotel and noticed it felt heavy, Valentin said.
One possible explanation is that independence, the attempts to create nation-states (cf. Davidson, 1992) and the concomitant drive to assert restrictive border regimes may have curbed migration to a certain extent.
India and other rapidly emerging economies also said they would offer data on their efforts to curb carbon to a monitoring system, leaving China somewhat isolated.
The "jewelry bill" is the latest attempt by Denmark's minority center-right government to curb immigration to a country that took in a record 20,000 refugees last year.
As he stepped off the curb to cross an intersection, a tractor-trailer swung perilously close to him and he stepped back in alarm.
The next step is learning healthier ways to control your anger -- or release it -- to help curb a desire to turn to liquid ways of coping.
And the economy as a whole may suffer because renters tend to curb spending to save for a deposit.
But we're not even close to curbing warming to an already-devastating 1.5 degrees Celsius, and the only solution is inconceivable social and economic upheaval.
Lindsey Karl of West Hartford, Conn., rose from her meal and walked to the curb to catch a little warmth from the sun shining there.
Nick Clegg has outlined his proposals to curb benefits to European Union migrants, during a meeting with his German counterpart in Berlin.
