Insults were exchanged by both sets of supporters but what really inflamed things was the banner unfurled by Ahly fans saying there were no men in Port Said.
He personally delivered the materials to the chief assistant district attorney, James M. Kindler, an indication of the importance and sensitivity attached to the exchange by both the Roman Catholic archdiocese and the district attorney's office.
Reagan's "there you go again" came in the course of a fairly intense exchange, by both candidates, about Medicare and the arguments for national health care and catastrophic insurance, one is which Carter was making a fair amount of sense, just a bit too tepidly.
Hundreds of prisoners have been exchanged by both sides since the ceasefire took effect.
IPSs are based on some prior knowledge about position of special nodes, namely the anchor nodes, and aim at estimating position of one or more mobile nodes, whose positions are unknown, by processing ranging data collected and exchanged by both mobile and anchor nodes.
Fibrin deposition creates a barrier to gas exchange by reducing both alveolar perfusion and ventilation [ 8- 12].
These are based on accommodating various notions of immunity, which include cooperative ecological exchange mediated by both active and passive immune tolerance.
HHS must approve states' exchanges by 2013; states must submit their exchange plans to HHS next year.
During meiotic recombination, parental chromosomes undergo either large-scale genetic exchanges by crossover or small-scale exchanges by gene conversion.
In this role, writes Standage, Franklin allowed free exchange by post of newspapers both within and between colonies, contributing "to the dynamism, vitality and unity of the American colonies' emerging information ecosystem.
