Whenever such a response is recorded, a counter of opportunities for that epoch is incremented.
A child holding a rebel's gun poses with the fighter for a selfie snapshot in front of a captured Ukrainian military vehicle on display in Lenin Square, Donetsk, for a counter-celebration of Ukraine's Independence day in the rebel-republic.
In the particular case of pelvic reduction in sticklebacks, most evolutionary biologists would probably automatically reach for a counter-explanation of pre-existing standing genetic variation for rapid parallel evolution (e.g. Barrett and Schluter 2008), and this may well be tenable.
Just streets away from the press conference, protesters gathered for a counter protest for one of Roosh V's canceled meetings.
The Iraqi government has assembled forces for a counter offensive on the city of Ramadi which is now under the control of so-called 'Islamic State.'.
What was once an umbrella term for a counter-culture tribe of young creative types in (mostly) New York's Williamsburg and London's Hackney morphed into a pejorative term for people who looked, lived and acted a certain way.
Though minimal reigned for several years, a counter scene of more maximal sounds juxtaposed it.
The New Yorker, July 13 , 1935P. 7 Pruning-Hook Note: Among sundry articles displayed for sale on a bargain counter of a hardware store in Greenwich Street, are some U.S. Army bayonets - regular $2.00 value, now 49 cents.
Yet the Smoot-Hawley act, as that infamous piece of legislation has almost universally come to be known, remains a shorthand for a counter-productive, short-sighted piece of protectionist folly even for some less than familiar with its details.
So some American assets will be moved down the peninsula, where they may be more use for other contingencies, as well as for a counter-attack in the event of an invasion.
