Social dialectology also has great relevance for a society as a whole, in that the data it furnishes will help deal with the extremely complex problems connected with the speech of the socially underprivileged, especially of minority groups.
Some adoptions appear odd, as in the case of Proskauer Rose, a large law firm, which is furnishing legal help to a family business on Warren Street called the Fountain Pen Hospital.
Last Monday, Dekker furnished the same help, setting a fast pace and chasing down rivals, as Wauters won the stage and the yellow jersey.
Their new home, also furnished with the help of Lend-a-Hand, a unit of the city's Department of Homeless Services, is in many ways better for the family than their old two-bedroom apartment.
When Marshall Plan aid was furnished by the United States to help European countries in their postwar reconstruction, a European Payments Union was established to facilitate multilateral trade and settlements in advance of the time when it might be possible to reestablish full multilateralism on a world scale.
Since then, Mr. Dillard and his children have moved out of the shelter into a new home, furnished in part with help from the Children's Aid Society, one of the seven local charities supported by The New York Times Neediest Cases Fund.
It had relied on volunteers and donors to help furnish apartments over the summer and brought on a temporary worker to help with the heftier caseload, she added.
This is because the field was adequately furnished with producers which helped drain the reservoir and injectors which ensured that oil was sufficiently displaced toward these producers, hence maintaining the high oil rate observed.
The agency gave the family $895 from the fund to help furnish the apartment.
"They called and said, 'We've got a lodge we'd like you to help furnish,' " recalled Mr. Hawkins.
So I went up there with my car, and I brought back equipment to help furnish my new laboratory.
