But without dispensing something, it may end up losing the whole North Caucasus region, pipeline and all.
Regulations governing cost and evidence-based prescribing prevent a pharmacy from dispensing something recognised as a placebo.
In any case, Peisistratus's introduction of "deme judges"—that is, judges who traveled round the villages of Attica dispensing something like uniform justice was an important leveling step, both socially and geographically, and one should imagine that as an appeal to the goodwill of the hoplite and thetic classes.
They're dispensing something that they know would react to something else, and they're not doing anything about it, I'd be gone in a heartbeat.
Let's dispense with something right now.
By Amy Davidson Sorkin April 22, 2011 Syrian government forces shot dozens of people dead Friday; this was a day after the lifting of the state of emergency — maybe that just meant that all laws have become cheap, as far as the Assad regime is concerned, and so it didn't mind dispensing with something that gave it legal cover.
Every so often, they also dispense a little something extra, like the teenage zombie, Tammy (Sonja Bennett), whose tight curves and scarily chattering teeth keep her owner, Mr. Theopolis (Tim Blake Nelson, a hoot), dementedly smiling.
A Long Long Time Ago and Essentially True, by Brigid Pasulka (Sceptre, £11.99) This parallel narrative of Poland at two pivotal points in its recent history begins in a folksy, whimsical fashion which is soon dispensed with for something grittier.
Yes, but we desire an earned happiness, not just something dispensed to us.
She was convinced that his claims of curing cancer were harming other people, and she thought the pills he was dispensing must have something in them that was illegal.
