Large rivers containing Ethiopian fish evidently existed quite recently in the northern Sahara.
In one sense, Page and Brin are just formalizing an arrangement that has evidently existed at Google for the past several years — the two of them at the helm of a company largely occupied with seeking out new and strange areas of innovation.
In one sense, Page and Brin are just formalizing an arrangement that has evidently existed at Google for the past several years the two of them at the helm of a company largely occupied with seeking out new and strange areas of innovation.
(Lee) 'THE PUSHER TRILOGY' (No rating, 105 minutes, 96 minutes and 102 minutes, in Danish) Life and death on the mean streets of Copenhagen — they evidently exist — are rendered with pungent detail and excellent discipline in this tough trio of underworld thrillers.
Opens today in Manhattan Directed by Nicolas Winding Refn In Danish, with English subtitles Not rated; 105 minutes ("Pusher"), 96 minutes ("Pusher II: With Blood on My Hands") and 102 minutes ("Pusher III: I'm the Angel of Death") From the mean streets of Copenhagen -- they evidently exist -- comes the "Pusher" trilogy, a pungent dose of Denmark rot.
In other words, the uncertainty that evidently exists in a stock market may be compensated by a high level of overconfidence in order for a decision to be made.
Some WSSV structural proteins evidently exist in the virion in oligomeric form.
There evidently exists a high degree of gender equity regarding both on-going education and education levels in Malmö and overall in Sweden (126, 136, 139), but significant differences exist at different areas of training, with higher proportions of men in technical positions and lower in care trainings, and a lower proportion of women in research (139).
But the Pentagon has refused to share the tape of the gagging, which evidently still exists, with Marri's defense team.
When, for example, Jürgen Möllemann, deputy head of Germany's liberal Free Democrats, recently castigated the Israeli government's actions, Mr Spiegel accused him of fostering "a dangerous anti-Semitic tradition which evidently still exists in the land of the murderers".
Ailing premier, rocky government Romano Prodi, a desperate integrationist ReprintsPaul Spiegel, head of the Central Council of Jews in Germany, angrily accused Mr Möllemann of fostering "a dangerous anti-Semitic tradition, which in the land of the murderers evidently still exists".
