He said, "Isn't it fine?," referring to the surface powder.
In a brief telephone interview on July 18, Mr. Hu's wife, Julie, also a naturalized Australian citizen, said, "We are doing fine," referring to her and her two children.
Henry McMaster, the chairman of the South Carolina Republican Party and a former United States attorney, said, "That would suit all of us just fine," referring to the younger Mr. Thurmond's possible political future.
The lawyer, Wu Youshui of Zhejiang Province, sent letters in July to 31 provincial governments asking officials to disclose how much they had collected in 2012 in family planning fines, referred to as "social support fees".
"New York's finest" refers to the city's police.
High winds common to the area remobilised ash deposits, creating billowing clouds of fine ash (referred to as ash storms), which abraded and repeatedly covered pasture re-growth, exacerbating the impact (Wilson et al. 2011).
Excavation materials are mixed with CDW to produce recycled mixed aggregates with soil, as well as a finer material referred to as mixed recycled soil.
"I could not find a bed special enough for the pink tent," Ms. Fine said, referring to her bedroom.
Ms. Fine, apparently referring to betting in France, noted in a document, "Pictures of how it looks in Paris should be used to show prospective major targets who might shy away because of NYCOTB's current image".
"Market expectations for another round of Fed tightening at the March 21 Federal Open Market Committee meeting are becoming ubiquitous," Mr. Fine said, referring to the Federal Reserve panel that sets interest rate policy, "in light of the booming economy and extremely low unemployment rate.
