Commecy and his team treat the building's expansive side to the prophetic faces of the French Renaissance, one of which is author, physician, and future-teller, Nostradamus.
Because of that complexity, RSA has, since the merger, only managed to shave costs a little from £2.2 billion $3.5 billionn) a year to £2.1 billion.Most other expansive insurers face similar difficulties.
It's easy enough to describe: 40 cinderblock-size speakers, mounted on stands at the approximate height of a human head, arranged in a precise, expansive oval, facing inward.
My last homestay, on the far side of Tajikistan, was at an isolated yurt pitched on the edge of an expansive valley facing a spectacular panorama of the serrated Wakhan Range, in Afghanistan.
Pick up a local history tome and a latte at James Bay Coffee and Books and make for the area's expansive waterfront, facing down hair-whipping ocean breezes at clifftop Beacon Hill Park or perusing the bobbling houseboats at Fisherman's Wharf.
Neruda's house in Valparaíso is high on a hill with expansive windows facing the Pacific.
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Hospitals can collect on bills on previously uninsured patients, though they are still facing expansive Medicaid cuts as states struggle beneath the demands of expanded Medicaid rosters.
One of Brennan's more difficult inner debates during this expansive change in the face of the law concerned the religion clauses of the First Amendment.
Beneath the eyes, expansive cheekbones traverse his face like battlements, giving way, alarmingly, to long planes coursing downward to a sharp chin.
