Yiddish theatre flourished most remarkably in New York, Warsaw, and the Soviet Union, but it also emerged everywhere Yiddish speakers settled in countries such as Argentina, South Africa, and New Zealand.
Areas to the east of this boundary have historically enjoyed the benefits of fertile soil coupled with more favorable rainfall and reliable surface water, permitting conventional agriculture to flourish over a remarkably large percentage of the eastern Great Plains.
In a 1973 paper, Michael E. Moseley contended that a maritime subsistence (seafood) economy had been the basis of the society and its remarkably early flourishing, a theory later elaborated as a "maritime foundation of Andean civilization" (MFAC).
By the time Fearing brings "Earthling!" in for its landing, with a bit of L. Frank Baum flourish, the entertainment experience feels remarkably complete: good art, good design, good inking, tight story.
Scalia pulled out the same rhetorical flourishes as ever, but he seems remarkably oblivious to context: the lives of millions of Americans.
Iñárritu Godwinized the subject in a flourish that's worth viewing in its remarkably vituperative context.
From the tentative beginnings known as the First Romanesque, the style flourished and spread across Europe in a remarkably homogeneous form.
Daniel Sturridge arrived at Liverpool from Chelsea with questions about his character and attitude but has flourished superbly under Rodgers, while Suarez's behaviour improved remarkably with time and patience last season.
The area's remarkably equable climate allows many subtropical plants to flourish.
And though there are few flourishes in the writing, for a scientist, the prose is remarkably clear, if a bit repetitive at times.
