The verdict is clear: this expression long predates the Falklands war.
Infants are exquisitely sensitive to facial expression long before they communicate with language.
NAOMI WEISBERG SIEGEL Pittsburgh, Oct. 1, 2012 To the Editor: When I was a boy in the 1960s, there was an expression "long sleeves in the summer".
Oh, sure, the characters in this belated coming-of-age story embrace the nastier forms of self-expression long associated with Mr. LaBute's writing: polluted streams of invective, insults that draw blood, raunchy sexual slurs, face-crushing fights and the killing of innocent pet fish — all deployed in the pursuit of dominance, retaliation, coldhearted manipulation or plain old viciousness.
What we are dealing with are the frontiers of a liberated generation that has in many parts of the country accepted gay marriage and the freedom of expression long associated with women's design.
"This gives genetic momentum to the expression 'Long live the queen,' " says entomologist Barbara Thorne of the University of Maryland, College Park, who was not involved in the study.
F*** you, white devil!' The guy looks remarkably like Snoop Dogg: skinny enough for a Vogue advertisement, lean-faced with a wry expression, long braids.
The Bad Apple had cinematic expression long before it had musical expression.
To characterize at the molecular level the pathologic changes seen in thyr-IFNγ transgenic thyrocytes, we used long serial analysis of gene expression (Long SAGE) and compared gene expression in transgenic and wild type isolated thyrocytes.
Further, it has been reported that CpG methylation may influence gene expression long range, with some tissue-specific differentially methylated regions having been observed up to 3MB away from CpG islands within gene bodies and upstream transcription start sites [10].
