A mash of beets with horseradish, last seen at Passover trying to make the best of its unfortunate marriage to gefilte fish, tries out a new partner at Thirty Acres, East Coast oysters on the half shell, liberated for the night from their unfortunate liaison with cocktail sauce.
Katz is quite right to recall that the Red Army, three and a half years later, liberated Auschwitz.
As a last resort, try observing that once we have empowered and liberated half the population of the world through feminism, imagine what we could achieve globally.
Even though they were armed and dressed for war, it still took a while for the new rebel army to coalesce and coordinate their next move now that they had liberated half the country.
He really was working "on the side" – as a technical writer, he would clock in and then try to write his reports quickly enough to liberate half an hour here, half an hour there.
ISIS snipers were also positioned near the zoo, which is close to the dividing line between the liberated eastern half of the city and the last ISIS bastion in the west.
For mammalian infants, galactose is also an important source of sugar calories as it represents half of the monosaccharide liberated from the digestion of lactose.
One unit of catalase enzyme was defined as the amount of enzyme which liberates half the peroxide oxygen from H2O2 solution in 30 s at room temperature.
In February, 2011, after a short, heady uprising inspired by the ouster of Hosni Mubarak, in Egypt, Libyan rebels based in Benghazi ousted Qaddafi's security forces and effectively liberated the eastern half of the country.
Nor is there any mention of the terror tactics the Red Army used against its own troops, or the campaign of rape which was unleashed upon Europe's women as the eastern half of the continent was "liberated".
