Both fictional explorations have now, for the first time, shared a commander.
These analyses reveal, for the first time, shared genetic aetiology between the dichotomous trait 'ever smoked' and MDD, but not between smoking consumption, as a quantitative trait, and MDD (Supplementary Fig. S1).
The film marks Jolie Pitt's directorial follow-up to the 2014 World War II drama "Unbroken" and her first time sharing the screen with Pitt since 2005's "Mr. & Mrs. Smith".
After the school ended the investigation, former alumni like Burchwell went public with their stories, many for the first time, sharing details about BJU's twisted approach to sexual-abuse counseling.
The light in your daughter's eyes when she sees her fourth birthday cake for the first time, sharing a rare conversation with your son who is only home for a few days from college, or making time for a parent who may or may not be with you next holiday season.
The new movie will also mark Eisenberg and Stewart's third time sharing the screen, following "Adventureland" and the upcoming "American Ultra".
According to the latest People magazine, Callista has played Henry Higgins to Newt's Eliza Doolittle, remaking him into a more docile man who plays golf, loves opera, worships at a Catholic church, and, for the first time, shares his calamari.
When Mr. Ahn, a lawyer who lives in Fort Lee, N.J., bought his first time share, as he told the story in a telephone interview, he didn't even consider a spot close to home.
Whether you have a lifetime's stash of knitted horrors tucked away under the bed, or are experiencing the joys of flying reindeer for the first time, share a photo of your Christmas jumper – preferably with you in it – and tell us a little bit about it.
A German court on Tuesday began the retrial of Mounir el-Motassadeq, the only person to be convicted for involvement in the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks, with the disclosure that the United States would for the first time share evidence about the plot.
A7 Terror Suspect Retried A German court began a retrial of Mounir el-Motassadeq, the only person convicted to date for involvement in the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks, with the disclosure that the United States will for the first time share evidence about the plot.
