In South Africa, on the other hand, there is a sparse resident population believed to have been derived, within the twentieth century, from migrants that formerly made a longer journey.
Section 402(a)(23) invalidates any state program that substantially alters the content of the standard of need in such a way that it is less than it was prior to the enactment of § 402(a)(23), unless a State can demonstrate that the items formerly included no longer constituted part of the reality of existence for the majority of welfare recipients.
(Bogle, though no longer formerly affiliated with Vanguard, has always been his own best salesman).
(Bogle, though no longer formerly affiliated with Vanguard, has always been his own best salesman). Though unsurprisingly at his strongest when laying out the failures of the mutual fund industry, he presents a very cogent analysis of such current hot-button issues as the hedge fund bubble and corporations' faulty pension-return assumptions.
Two ponds, formerly but no longer used for raising carp, served as the main study site.
TRM is an employee of ReProtect, Inc., the developer of BufferGel®, a spermicidal contraceptive, formerly but no longer being developed as a vaginal microbicide.
We did not find responses relating to the landmarks in any other brain regions, but object-centred firing has also been observed in rodent lateral entorhinal (Deshmukh and Knierim, 2012) and anterior cingulate cortex (Weible et al., 2012), even for locations formerly (but no longer) occupied by objects (Tsao et al., 2013).
So what happens when you're no longer a Formerly?
Partly this is because Oracle (formerly Sun) can no longer be relied upon to provide free security updates for Solaris, which forms the majority of our back-end.
Will Taft, the general counsel to the State Department in the Bush Administration, told me, "There are some twenty or thirty people whom the C.I.A. said it formerly held but no longer does.
Guantánamo officials no longer release formerly public information about how many of the 149 detainees are on hunger strike, going so far as to ban the term from its lexicon in favor of "long-term non-religious fasting".
