I wouldn't claim that Abigail's neighborhood was completely without eating possibilities.
The Hilton Garden Inn, 1100 Arch Street, (215) 923-0100, fax (215) 925-0800, www.hiltongardenphilly.com, is across from the convention center, situated for maximum eating possibilities with Chinatown on one side and the Reading Terminal Market, a bazaar of food stalls, next door.
After she received them, she called with a list of questions about the conditions he endured in prison: the food he ate, the possibility of torture or illness?
Oh, are we blessed in the U.S. of A. with wonderful crab-eating possibilities!
Sure, there's plenty of blame to go around but the overriding fact is that Israeli settlements are fast eating away at possibility of ever establishing a Palestinian state and Israel's lurch to the political right is accelerating that process.
But basil rolls in steamed rice wrappers stuffed with Chinese vegetables, cashews, basil and soy protein are a pleasant, light-eating possibility, as is a mound of airy watercress and kale.
The United States, UN officials and the European Union have warned that continued settlement building is eating away at the possibility of a two-state solution to the conflict.
Basically, all human groups seem to draw firm lines between what's edible and what isn't — even if what isn't actually is — and we do this, the evolutionary psychologists argue, because omnivores have to be very careful about the possibility of eating contaminated meat.
As we considered the possibility of eating leftover asparagus crostini for a week, we had an epiphany: Hors d'ouevres suck.
Herein lies the moral dilemma: Does being kind to my body (i.e., the possibility that eating fish will help my health) override my intent to be kind to other animals by not eating them?
Our data now raise the distinct possibility that eating disorders such as anorexia nervosa may be caused in part by the "sub-normal" levels of circulating BDNF and the resultant failure to activate the peripherally accessible orexigenic TrkB axis.
