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Also, John Keane, the acting deputy assistant secretary of state for Western Hemisphere affairs, said last month that the Sandinistas still had in their fold hard-liners who were responsible for "abominations" of human and civil rights.
Fold hard to make it neat and crisp.
Chiton teeth are shown to exhibit the largest hardness and stiffness of any biominerals reported to date, being notably as much as three-fold harder than human enamel and the calcium carbonate-based shells of mollusks.
This is well illustrated in the three examples presented in Figure 1(a)–(c) where the kinetics of the infection are shown for three different viral production rates of the secondary cell population for the case where these cells are 500-fold harder to infect than cells of the default type.
And nowhere is this better demonstrated than the world of folding hard-top sports cars.
Fold in hard cooked eggs.
Brands are segregated in clusters on the racks, and everything is folded with hard right angles so as to live seamlessly with the magazines (Grind, a Japanese fashion rag; The Plant, the nicest plant publication you'll likely ever see) and photo books, like Anthony Hernandez's happily tacky "Rodeo Drive, 1984".
This gap has allowed these companies to stave off Box to some degree, but now with governance and retention in the fold, it becomes harder for these companies to differentiate themselves.
The upshot of this predicament is two fold: it is harder for transitional societies to resolve peace versus justice decisions because the traditions and institutions so important for navigating these questions are not yet present.
