A gentleman was placing his order with the bootlegger ---a rather extensive order---wines and liquors---when the bootlegger suggested he save some money by taking part "College Gin" instead of his regular Gin.
By Richard Lockridge The New Yorker, September 24 , 1932P. 9 A gentleman was placing his order with the bootlegger ---a rather extensive order---wines and liquors---when the bootlegger suggested he save some money by taking part "College Gin" instead of his regular Gin.
"With extensive orders for battery cells until the year 2030, we set another important milestone for the electrification of our future electric vehicles of the EQ product and technology brand, said Wilko Stark, a Mercedes-Benz board member.
In an extensive order, the chief district judge in Johnson County directed the county clerk to cease discrimination against same-sex couples in the issuance of marriage licenses, although the Kansas Supreme Court subsequently stopped further marriages of such couples until it could review the judge's order.
In what follows we shall use the terms 'disordered protein' and 'disordered region' somewhat interchangeably, while recognizing that a 'disordered protein' can have regions of extensive order.
Each strategy profile \({\mathbf{s}}\) generates a path through an extensive game, where a path is a maximal sequence of nodes from the extensive game ordered by the immediate successor relations \(\rightarrowtail\).
He contrasted his extensive experience ordering people to attack one another with Hillary Clinton's "complete lack of experience" in the same arena.
The government had ordered extensive repairs and renovations to the shrine ahead of the visit.
When he became Chancellor in 1933, he ordered extensive enlargements which took five years.
The government had ordered extensive repairs and renovations to the shrine before the visit.
