"By failing to acknowledge that there is simply no evidence of any wrongdoing, they have in essence helped feed the slanderous media frenzy regarding Nick Gordon," attorneys Joe Habachy and Jose Baez said in a statement that went out of its way to reinforce their client's love for Bobbi Kristina.
Nicki Minaj has been working to shed the bubblegum-pop persona she created on her first two "Pink" outings ("I'm choosing to get back to my essence and feed the core hip-hop fan," she said when discussing her forthcoming album in May).
Although the bicycle cabs were apparently intended for tourists, their advantages in traffic seduce the natives, too, and a big chunk of their work now seems to involve transporting people who have, in essence, got fed up with sitting in stalled traffic in a taxicab.
For her next album, she said, "I'm choosing to get back to my essence and just feed the core hip-hop fan".
It's true that ever hoarier iterations are the essence of franchises: feeding the fans increasingly watered-down gruel while selling more lunchboxes.
In essence, early post-pyloric feeding did not provide any advantage over gastric feeding but did delay the achievement of the nutritional target.
Convenience, he said in essence, had been force-fed to the Japanese as a substitute for reality, trumping every other moral and ethical consideration.
As the Guardian reported today, interim opposition spokesperson and former Kyrgyz ambassador the United States, Roza Otunbayeva, said of the outgoing president: "His business is finished in Kyrgyzstan … in essence people were simply fed up with the previous regime, and with its repressive, tyrannical and abusive behaviour.
In essence, every patient is fed the maximum they can achieve with added insulin, within the bounds of the future predicted variability.
In essence this process entails feeding (⩽900 kg h−1) a material to a heated high-velocity air flow (approx. 13 × 103 m3 h−1) allowing moisture removal at low temperatures.
