But the Chinese leadership achieves its broader geostrategic ends by the use of greater diplomatic dexterity.
History tells us how the story ends: by the year 1500, the Norsemen of Gardar had vanished.
Each arm travels the arc in 60 minutes, to be replaced, as its trajectory ends, by the next in succession.
But even if the recession ends by the third quarter, "it could be a while before its impact starts to trickle to the office market".
Most cop shows are full of highly motivated people with limitless resources tying up all their personal loose ends by the end of each episode.
The calculation is customarily made by multiplying the vertical yarns ("ends") by the horizontal yarns ("picks"); this is the method endorsed by the Federal Trade Commission and enforced, traditionally, by gentleman's agreement.
The Giants will most likely take a defensive lineman with their first pick, but it is possible that they can draft three or four defensive tackles or ends by the time the draft is over.
In "Bigger Than Life," he shows a suburban placidity that's torn apart at both ends, by the alienating wonders of technology and the latent violence of inchoate metaphysical yearnings.
Ballistas were powered by torsion derived from two thick skeins of twisted cords through which were thrust two separate arms joined at their ends by the cord that propelled the missile.
Pattee Enterprises also financed the construction of Soumas Court, a public walkway that is next to the hotel and distinguished by welded arches on both ends by the metal artist Albert Paley.
Both teams contributed to a wonderful match and there had been chances at both ends by the time Morgan Amalfitano gave West Ham the lead in the 21st minute, tapping in from two yards out after City had been sliced open by Alex Song's perceptive pass and Enner Valencia's surge past Eliaquim Mangala on the right.
