We have known for many years that Mars, during its early history, maintained appropriate conditions, as best indicated by abundant geological evidence for running water.
"In this international financial crisis of a kind rarely seen in history, maintaining the basic stability of the renminbi exchange rate has benefited China's economic development and benefited world economic recovery," Mr. Wen said.
The disconnect in the US can be seen more plainly than in Britain, because the US, as land colonised in recent history, maintains vigilantism as an integral part of its identity so avidly.
The author of this social history maintains that the vibrator, which was designed in the late 1870's, was the last in a long line of devices used by doctors to treat hysteria, a feared disease that was more likely ordinary female sexual desire.
Roberts, the author of several books of English history, maintains the tension in his narrative by suggesting that if the war had been a purely military rather than a political contest, fought without errors on the German side, then the Germans might have won.
This being the case, the punctuational language change observed may reflect humans' capacity to adjust languages at critical times in our cultural evolutionary history; maintaining cohesion in the light of the emergence of new and/or rival groups.
The W-line, threatened by crossbreeding early in its history, maintains a strong presence in the Netherlands, Canada and the U.S., with a smaller population in Austria.
Oral history maintains that Kalobe was "made to disappear" after the adepts' training was completed in order to prevent her from absconding with the precious idol.
A fashionable bit of revisionist history maintains that former GM chief executive Richard Wagoner should not have been fired, especially by a bunch of Wall Street guys turned government bureaucrats.
The standard histories maintain that there wasn't much worth seeing: this was, after all, the era of the "quota quickie," cheap little movies made solely to fulfill the demands of the 1927 Cinematographic Film Act, which required that 5percentt of the movies on British screens actually be British.
