In the interest of time (the striking of the new coin was to begin in January 1964), Roberts modified the existing bust of Kennedy he had created for use on the Kennedy medal in the Mint's Presidential series, while Frank Gasparro began modifications to the reverse he had created for the same medal.
Another theory suggested that the existing Nefertiti bust was crafted in the 1930s on Hitler's orders, and that the original was lost in World War II.
Republicans could strengthen their existing gerrymanders and occasionally bust remaining Democratic districts, like those in Kansas City, Mo Louisvillee, Ky.; and Indianapolis.
Intensive monoculture systems are characterised by a boom-and-bust cycle: an existing variety is susceptible; a new resistant variety is developed, which introduces a boom period while the resistance lasts; the pathogen adapts itself to the resistant variety by appropriate changes to its virulence; resistance is lost and the new variety itself becomes susceptible.
By adding a skirt onto an existing shirt cut off at the bust, you can easily sew a cute empire waist dress.
This increases the stickiness of Benioff's software with existing customers but doesn't help him bust out of his corner.
The existing program for mortgage relief has been a bust, spending only a tiny fraction of the funds allocated, but there seems to be no interest in revamping and restarting the effort.
The survey found that fewer than 10percentt of those with a size 8 bust, not 10percentt of all the women surveyed, fitted the existing size 8 standard -- that is, corresponded in all three measurements (bust, waist and hips).
For the illicit networks at play, the administration can invoke existing authorities intended to choke off transnational criminal networks that operate through sanctions-busting activities.
If the E.U. unleashes a wave of sanctions-busting on Iran's behalf by its companies, it will overwhelm OFAC's existing enforcement capabilities.
