Mr. Xie called the deal "fair and just, comprehensive and balanced, highly ambitious, enduring and effective".
Former Los Angeles Times reporter Ruth Ryon, who created the highly popular and enduring Hot Property column on celebrity real estate, died Friday at a hospice facility in Redondo Beach.
The latter indicates that the DRB is highly effective and enduring in the experiment.
In addition, enduring highly stressful events without receiving responsive maternal care may alter the development of secure attachment.
But nothing has brought the highly extended, extenuated, yet enduring family into bolder relief than the atrocity at the World Trade Center and the stories of all the bereft people left behind.
The results of pill dependence are insidious and devastating: billions of dollars in ever-higher drug costs; millions of people enduring sometimes highly toxic side effects; and close to 2 million cases each year of drug complications that result in 180,000 deaths or life-threatening illnesses in the elderly, one major study estimates.
By the end of the war the AIF had gained a reputation as a well-trained and highly effective military force, enduring more than two years of costly fighting on the Western Front before playing a significant role in the final Allied victory in 1918, albeit as a smaller part of the wider British Empire war effort.
First, the schizoidia [the clinical core], which is a constitutional, highly specific, and temporally enduring factor, and, second, a nonspecific noxious factor of [environmental] evolutive nature.
International human rights and democracy groups, as well as the Council of Europe — which admitted Azerbaijan as a member in 2001 — have been highly critical of Azerbaijan's enduring disregard for its citizens' rights.
Unlike more traditional mammalian model organisms (e.g. mouse (Mus musculus) and rat (Rattus norvegicus)), prairie voles are highly affiliative, socially monogamous, form enduring social bonds between mates (pair bonds) and display extensive biparental care of offspring [ 10].
