"What he had demonstrated had newly intense significance," Dr. Lifton went on.
Asked what they would do if they had newly graduated this summer, neither said they would stay in the UK.
The trained military men among the rebels, who have become more noticeable in recent days, had newly strict roadblocks to keep journalist from the very front lines.
For a month in 1949, Rothko went to the Museum of Modern Art to stand in front of Matisse's "The Red Studio," which the museum had newly acquired.
Pollock was close to Benton from 1930, when Pollock was eighteen and had newly arrived in New York City, until 1935, when Benton left for Missouri.
After Cavour's resignation in 1859, Depretis briefly served as governor of Brescia in the province of Lombardy, which Piedmont had newly annexed from Austria.
Following the villagers in toward the schoolhouse, I observed that all the houses had newly constructed bomb shelters both inside and outside — for animals as well as people.
Seventy-four patients had newly diagnosed ANCA-associated vasculitis, and 14 were cared for a relapse.
Twenty-two patients (17 AI, 5 T) had newly diagnosed disease, and 23 (14 AI, 9 T) had metastatic disease (5 newly diagnosed).
Results Of 345 admissions, median age was 57.4 years (±0.9), 28.7 % had received allogeneic hematopoietic stem-cell transplantation, 9.6 % had newly diagnosed malignancies, and 36.2 % were in remission.
54% of patients had newly diagnosed malignancy, 20.8% were in complete remission (CR), 11.7% had stable disease or partial remission and 13.6% had progressive disease.
