Like small-business owners in other industries, its proprietors held the internet, of which the student-heavy populace of Cambridge were early adopters, responsible for having to shut up shop in 2004.Everywhere people bemoan the replacement of the local and the quaint by outposts of big, homogeneous chains.
Snappily titled the Six Stops and One Wash, a new and complex string of regulations by the Beijing city government is aimed at combating the effects of persistent, heavy air pollution on the populace.
While the suffering and sacrifice at Oradour-sur-Glane and at other small villages were clearly horrific, the toll the war took on the French civilian populace was particularly heavy.
No longer seen as the fresh, free-wheeling team that rained down threes upon an awestruck populace, they became the heavy favorites.
Such recognition has been largely lost on the general populace, however, as tons of heavy industry and oil refineries along miles of the roadway lent it an unsavory reputation over the years.
Early heavy metal fans were viewed by the populace as a counter-culture, just as the fans of rock and roll, in general, were.
In 1997, several massive pyramid schemes collapsed at once, almost destroying the national economy, and in the ensuing chaos the populace stole massive quantities of heavy weaponry from the government, most of which was never recovered by authorities.
With the loss of opportunity to earn a living with dignity and to take pride in heavy lifting, we could inadvertently raise a populace of permanently unemployed Americans more comfortable with programs of entitlements than with continued rejection and dejection.
Thus, Bulgarians, like other Christians, were subjected to heavy taxes and a small portion of the Bulgarian populace experienced partial or complete Islamisation, and their culture was suppressed.
given the heavy-handed actions of the Milosevic government and the high level of frustration among an impoverished populace.
The first important reform was the prohibition of the suffragia, or sale of provincial governorships, in 535, for it was clear that new governors' desire to recoup the heavy initial expense of purchasing their office accounted for much extortion inflicted by them upon the provincial populaces.
