To make one half the world fools and the other half hypocrites; to support roguery and error all over the earth….") Lackman is not sure why, exactly, Matlack was so liberal with caps, though he quotes Benjamin Franklin's hypothesis that scribes like Matlack, who learned to write English prior to 1765, "imitated our Mother Tongue, the German".
The market was focusing on a strike among oil workers in Brazil that could cut that country's output in half helped to support prices.
Or the story of a new member in my chapter last fall, who lost both his mother to cancer, and father to a heart attack, and the number of men who drove five and a half hours to support their new brother in his time of loss.
Raissa, who lives with her grandmother and her nine-year-old sister Mariana, misses her parents very much since they moved to South Africa over a year and a half ago to support the family.
Only in the early 1920s, after consulting a psychiatrist, did he realize newspaper illustration — a career he was pursuing half-heartedly to support himself — was his true calling.
But some say that's not necessarily so, especially given Mrs. Whitman's clumsy management of her own proposal; having leaned on the Democrats and found them half-willing to support an increase, she took off for a Republican National Committee meeting where she warned against tax-and-spend liberals.
It reviews the efforts of UNICEF in its first half-century to support children afflicted not only by war, but also by the silent emergencies of poverty and preventable disease.
It seems most relevant to consider investment in QSPM development for drugs impacting physiology with substantial system feedback, forward branching or redundant pathways, or for biologics with long half-lives, to support confidence in target and steering research toward question-based development goals.
About half are able to support their families only by recourse to public assistance.
One would also expect roughly half the voters to support repealing the Affordable Care Act.
