Another U.S. officer said that even shops that "sell dust" or merely "intend to sell goods" are included in the Pentagon's count of the market's reopened businesses.
Overall, the correlation found is impressive given that current pesticide levels in house dust are merely a marker of exposure history and not a direct measure.
But the thundering cows and swirling dust-clouds merely serve as the accompaniment to the see-saw struggle between John Wayne and Montgomery Clift, the foursquare bulwark of red state America versus the soulful outrider from the New York stage.
But have no fear, the all-seeing eye is just the star HR 4796A, and its fiery ring is merely dust and debris, Slate reports.
But X's and O's will be merely dust on a chalkboard if the Pirates do not get along.
Cummings said that the companies would merely "dust off" their longstanding list of deregulatory demands and expressed concerns about Issa's request.
Two thin cuts of lemony chicken breast were lightly dipped in egg and merely dusted with flour — classic.
Four small soft-shell crabs, merely dusted with flour and sautéed, surrounded mashed potatoes and baby bok choi; these two vegetables also appeared with most other entrees.
"The Time Before the Time After" (1972), a more alienated battle-of-the-sexes duet, gets merely dusted off; the male-female dynamic is offset by the all-male suite "Men's Stories," from 2000.
Yet here, too, instead of the maple glaze promised on the menu, they were merely dusted in pepper and coarse salt; the mâche also had been replaced by chopped spinach.
A spicy red dipping sauce sparked a huge pile of tender rings of calamari merely dusted with corn meal, a pleasing change from the heavy batter armor that usually encases shrimps.
