Born near Atlanta, Georgia, in the buckle of America's Bible belt, and raised by a Catholic mother and a Baptist father, Julia Roberts last week announced that she'd undergone an extraordinary religious conversion.
While Pope John Paul II may be right about the extraordinary power of conversion that may invoke change in the souls of abusive priests, the church must not forget what cannot be mitigated under any circumstances, and that is the irreparable harm inflicted upon the victims.
Besides, along with the development of fundamental studies and practical applications, solid-state nanopores with smart ion transport behaviors, such as ionic selectivity, ionic gating and ionic rectification, has been used as extraordinary platforms for energy conversion [74].
The seventh book of Confessions recounts a perfectly satisfactory intellectual conversion, but the extraordinary eighth book takes him one necessary step further.
Jones increased the lead to 10 points with the conversion but this extraordinary game continued its end-to-end excitement when, midway through the half, Cunningham again supplied the pass from dummy half for Johnson to complete his hat trick.
The high sequence similarity of the Sp185/333 genes and flanking regions, suggests that the microsatellites may promote genomic instability and are involved with gene duplication and/or gene conversion and the extraordinary sequence diversity of this family.
Carbon nitride (C-N) materials have been attracting great interest because of their extraordinary performance in photocatalysis and energy conversion.
Improving the electrochemical hydrogen evolution reaction (HER) activity of inexpensive catalysts is central in the area of sustainable energy conversion, yet remains an extraordinary challenge.
While the muddle following Matt Ritchie's chalked-off penalty conversion subsequently prompted an extraordinary public post-match apology from Keith Stroud, the referee, Benítez's angst emphasised the extreme tensions of this season's Championship promotion race.
