"About five years ago, a one-bedroom had foreclosed for nonpayment of maintenance fees, and someone bought it for $10,000," Mr. Broxmeyer said.
Ral himself didn't seem to have given a great deal of thought to the question of how a cloned child, being forced to play out some complicated re-enactment of a parent's or dead relative's life, might actually feel -- how that sense of uncharted destiny that we think of as a kind of birthright might be foreclosed for a purposefully replicated child.
Although SAE can be used in haemodynamically unstable patients as surgery can be more challenging for these patients, anything that may delay treatment and foreclose options for these patients should be avoided.
Impoverishment in Saunders's work includes economic inequality, but he focuses more on deprivations that foreclose possibilities for expansive experiences, limiting perception and imaginative thinking.
At this time, I am not proposing this route, as I don't want to foreclose opportunities for currently addicted adult smokers.
What in one community looked like a bold attempt to shake up a deeply dysfunctional education bureaucracy looked like a callous effort to foreclose opportunities for middle class employment in another.
"Wells Fargo conducts all lending-related activities in a fair and consistent manner without regard to race, and this includes maintenance and marketing standards for all foreclosed properties for which we are responsible," said Tom Goyda, a Wells Fargo spokesman in an emailed statement.
Support for this interpretation can be found in the provisions of Task Order 3, which suggest that pronouncement of a site as "benign" did not, for example, foreclose the need for environmental assessment.
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