A memorandum from the Office of Protocol (OP) of the State Department gave its personnel detailed information on ceremonial intricacies, such as the correct pronunciation of Diệm's name.
But the literary intricacy of this novel is what gives it its deep-shelved complexity and makes it a lovely essay on the fiction-writing impulse.
Is American credit-worthiness strong, or are we going the way of Greece?Given the intricacy of the problem, it seems rather naive to suggest a little more comity would lead to compromise solutions that are obvious if only politicians took off their partisan blinders.
Couture has always mattered only to the people who follow its intricacies, and in a way its isolation gives it a perverse kind of freedom.
As a journey through Darwin's discoveries, "Creation" fails, although, given the intricacy and the patience of his working methods, it is hard to imagine how such a film might succeed.
Given the intricacy and sheer volume of jokes in previous seasons, it helped to have a cast of veteran comedians and writers on board.
Given the intricacy of the structure of the muscle cell, coupled with the complexity of the regulation of protein modification and the ever-changing intracellular environment it is not surprising that this area of research is a very dynamic field.
But given the intricacy of the work and the fragility of the products — not to mention the fact that they are outdoors, and the propensity of the ground in this part of the world to shake — they have always required a good deal of care and maintenance.
Given the intricacy of the pathogen recognition machinery, the authors have tried to summarise and critically discuss the currently available literature.
Second, although the model can be used to assess the possibility of neutrality in the current context, it cannot adequately serve as a framework for estimation given the intricacies of host-pathogen interactions.
