I find it interesting that what has for centuries been the educational foundation in the West is now transforming into a utility.
Rather, it was the culmination of many inventive efforts that collectively moved toward supporting the breasts from the shoulders above rather from the waist below, as in a corset -- the main type of foundation garment in the West until the 20th century.
Germans dissolved into pools of self-pity which, remarkably, helped lay the foundation (at leaself-pity which foremarkablyatic and pacifist state.
Most iterations of the electoral map show it to be essential not only for the president to win but also to provide a foundation of support in the West.
They encompassed paper ("of all the treasures that moved along the Silk Road," the exhibition points out, "none was more powerful than paper"), glassware and pottery work, and the accomplishments of Baghdad's scholars (whose studies of math and astronomy, the exhibition notes, "helped form the foundation for science in the West").
This leaves the first violinist, Andrei Abramenkov, who joined in 1974, as the quartet's last link to the age of Shostakovich, the composer whose fifteen string quartets served as the basis of the Borodin's repertoire — and the foundation of their renown in the West.
In the destruction of the world's first industrial society, years before the rust belt began to rust, the foundations of the west's recent troubles were laid.
Justifications have been 'absent' in the Chinese context while they constitute the foundation of social order in the West.
In The Globotics Upheaval, Richard Baldwin, one of the world's leading globalisation experts, explains that exponential growth in computing, transmission and storage capacities is also creating a new form of "virtual" globalisation that could undermine the foundations of middle-class prosperity in the West.
