The truth is, that with my father I had once contributed mightily to the creation of the right wing, Evangelical/Republican sub-culture that was now attacking me.
Although airborne exposure routes may have once contributed to PFOA contamination in this community, emissions from the Washington Works facility are reported to be negligible for the past few years, and most public water supplies in the area have been tested for PFOA and are now being treated if needed.
French band Phoenix, whose music appeared on both Lost in Translation and Marie Antoinette, have once again contributed to the soundtrack for the new film (lead singer Thomas Mars is Coppola's partner), but the song which conjures up Somewhere's sepia-toned ambience on the trailer is Julian Casablancas's I'll Try Anything Once, a demo of The Strokes's You Only Live Once.
My point in noting during a recent television interview that I had once "helped" contribute to one of Barack Obama's campaign speeches was to reflect the fact that my recent criticisms of the president came from someone who had been supportive of him, who had voted for him, and whose newspaper endorsed him.
In Antarctica in particular, campaigns have temporarily installed magnetometers which once contributed, but no longer do.
Thirty-nine percent of those who have contributed to Mr. McCain over the Internet had never given to a candidate before, and 70percentt had only contributed once.
But the attacks shattered an already fragile world economy, and oil prices, which once contributed to the slowdown, have now fallen victim to the recession.
By John Updike The New Yorker, January 20 , 1986P. 26 Was it worms, having once bitten View Article John Updike contributed fiction, poetry, essays, and criticism to The New Yorker for a half century.
Tourism once contributed more than a tenth of the economy, but, with the turmoil of the Middle East, it has no immediate hope of recovery.
In the former, the light that has been backscattered only once contributes to the OCT signal, and the sample light is given by Beer's law: (1) I (z ) ∝ exp (− 2 μ t z ), where I z) is the intensity of the interference signal; the factor 2 is due to the round-trip attenuation.
