Harrington has belonged to C.M.G. for more than fifteen years, and last April, at the spring conference—held at a Hyatt Regency in Denver she chaired several forecasting workshops.
And I cried for my feeble foot, my rheumatic shoulder, and for never having belonged to the crowd.
We excluded practices that did not offer primary care services for adults, had belonged to their respective model for less than one year and where fewer than 50% of the practices' providers consented to participate in the survey.
Practices were excluded if they did not offer primary care services for adults, had belonged to their current service delivery model for less than one year or if fewer than 50% of the sites' providers consented to participate in the study [ 15].
"The intraindustry relations between Germany and Spain are legion," Mr. Walter said, citing the Spanish carmaker Seat, which for decades has belonged to Volkswagen.
What really aggravated the writers, union members said, was that Mr. Kriegman, a former head writer for "Rugrats" and a writer for "Saturday Night Live," has belonged to the union for more than 25 years.
When he died in 1987, he left his estate to the McGill and Concordia Universities in Montreal and to Hebrew University in Jerusalem, which have continued the hunt for paintings that had belonged to him.
Down the road from Wendell Phillips's place is a tumbledown alpaca farm that for the past four years has belonged to Victoria Vaughn-Perling, who lives in a suburb that is a twenty-minute drive away.
Kirk Kerkorian, the Hollywood financier, bought Mr. Wynn out, took control of the casinos and sold most of the pictures, except for those that had belonged to Mr. Wynn, which went to his house.
