For a Western Conference finals without the melodrama-a-minute Lakers and formerly age-defying Spurs, the Thunder and the Mavericks are filling in the dramatic narrative nicely.
Star or letter designations, formerly indicating age, are used by shippers to express product quality.
ZEOLI--Betty age, formerly Betty Ann Maltz, age 89, died peacefully with her children Emily, John and Andrew by her side December 8 , 2008
A number of lead singers auditioned for the band, including Steve Ludwin, of Carrie and Little Hell, Todd Kerns, formerly of Age of Electric, Sebastian Bach, formerly of Skid Row, Shawn Albro of U.P.O., and Travis Meeks of Days of the New.
Other theoretically relevant socio-demographic variables include marital status (never married, currently married, formerly married), age of respondent, religious affiliation (Christians, Muslims, Traditionalists, and no religion), ethnicity (Akan, Ga Dangbe, Ewe, Northern languages and other), urban or rural residence, and finally region of residence (Southern Ghana or Northern Ghana).
Even Knives Chau, the formerly under-age stalker of Scott, is now of legal majority and moving on with her life.
We examined smoking and breast cancer risk in a prospective cohort of 186 150 female AARP (formerly American Association of Retired Persons) members, ages 50 71 years, who joined the study in 1995 96 by responding to a questionnaire.
HUTCHINSON--Dorris J., Ph.D, Microbiologist, 88 years of age formerly of Bronxville on May 9, 2007.
Middle age, formerly the highest-status phase of life around the world, has become a precarious crossing.
The default retirement age (formerly 65) has been phased out – most people can now work for as long as they want to, according to the government website.
