When my parents lived in the Soviet Union, having a Jewish-looking "physiognomy," as it was called, proved a daily liability.
By Gary Shteyngart When my parents lived in the Soviet Union, having a Jewish-looking "physiognomy," as it was called, proved a daily liability.
In order to help businesses and investors value their multi-currency assets and liabilities, a daily exchange rate fix is held.
The currently passive consumption will increasingly become a matter of liability and daily attention, as the organization of generation, transport, and distribution of electricity is transformed.
But Johnson, a freelancer, could also be a liability for the Daily Caller; he reported, erroneously, that a Times reporter had once posed for Playgirl and had confessed that he liked to "drop trou".
It not only provides its programs with support, but also helps them with licensing, creating a daily routine for kids, maintaining liability insurance, meeting health and safety standards and other time-consuming administrative tasks.
The daily cost of the unfunded liability growth is calculated by taking the projected amount of the growth of the shortfall in a given fiscal year among the state's five pension systems, and dividing that number by 365.
The VIEVU PVR-PRO is a WEARABLE video recording device for use by consumers and professionals wishing to capture their daily events or protect themselves from liability.
Interest, now at 5percentt a year compounded daily, accrues until a taxpayer's full liability has been paid.
KAF156 has favorable drug-like properties with pharmacokinetics in preclinical species compatible with once-daily dosing and no significant in vitro safety liabilities (14).
Daily Telegraph football correspondent Henry Winter has called Suarez a "liability", adding: "Liverpool will survive if the shamed Suarez is sold".
