Every item in it, said his elder daughter Mamie, was expressly chosen by him, from the wallpaper patterned with wild flowers and bedsteads hung with flowery chintz to the pairs of work tables and easy chairs – all "so pretty and elegant".
Where a contract exists, either between professionals in one country and the teleradiologists in another MS or between imaging centres or hospitals and the teleradiology service in another MS, the general rule is the applicable law to the contract will be the one expressly chosen by the parties.
Two individuals were expressly chosen for massively parallel resequencing of the region surrounding the Grey mutation locus.
It's the only House race in the general election in which the organization is expressly advocating, chosen because Carroll has "a long track record of far-left policies" and because it's a close race where the group may make a difference, said Michael Fields, Americans for Prosperity's Colorado director.
They expressly and unequivocally chose the life tenure route.
Lassen had come to London to hear the concerto, and he and Muhly huddled in a corner laying plans for their new piece, which was to consist of music composed to accompany a series of YouTube videos that had been chosen expressly for their mundanity.
They proclaimed that the Fares Fair policy was illegal because the GLC was expressly forbidden from choosing to run London Transport at a deficit, even if this was in the perceived interest of Londoners.
However, like so much coverage on this topic, it also assumes that every digital activity that is not expressly educational is "time-wasting" and does not discuss the many reasons families choose digital entertainment.
They "are expressly telling the buyers that it is an 'all-cash' purchase and if you choose to take financing after you close, that is at your option," said Vanessa Grout, the chief executive of Douglas Elliman Florida.
The work was donated by the private dealer and longtime Stieglitz scholar Doris Bry, who told Mrs. Washburn that she chose the image expressly for its fame, to be sure it would sell.
