The board's audit committee found that dates for some stock options differed from the dates recorded.
Remove the stones from the dates and slice into quarters lengthwise.
Remove the stones from the dates, tear roughly with your hands and scatter over the oranges.
"There is a little richness from the dates, spice from the arugula, sweetness from the orange, salt from the cheese.
As you can see from the dates above, the roots of today's most radical art lie in the first world war.
From the dates of their births and deaths, the man could tell that she had been the elder, 37 to his 35.
From the dates listed on the coffin, the children figured out she was 88. (I was relieved we'd turned it into an educational pursuit).
"It looks like they've investigated every aspect of my personal life, from the dates of birth of my children to who may have driven my daughter to school," she told reporters during a break in the trial.
They also enabled the researchers to identify everybody's siblings.In Sweden the age of criminal responsibility is 15, so Mr Sariaslan tracked his subjects from the dates of their 15th birthdays onwards, for an average of three-and-a-half years.
Already, she said, spending on awards advertising has dropped in the years since the Academy shortened its season by moving to February from the dates in late March (or even mid-April) that had been in place for decades.
For several hours on Wednesday, Mr. Briccetti and another lawyer, representing two of the four men charged in the plot, hammered at Mr. Hussain's reputation, quizzing him on everything from the dates his parents had died to the word Pakistanis use for their postal service.
