In came a range of items that seemed to shout pride, unapologetic swagger and reward after a lifetime of sacrifice.
On a recent view developed by Beall and Restall (2000, 2006), called by them "logical pluralism", the concept of logical truth carries a commitment to the idea that a logical truth is true in all of a range of items or "cases" (and its necessity consists in the truth of such a general claim; see Beall and Restall 2006, p. 24).
Pamuk replicated the titular museum in reality, using a house in Istanbul to display a range of items amassed while plotting the story; it opened to the public in 2012, accompanied by the catalogue Şeylerin masumiyeti (The Innocence of Objects).
With that in mind, we've found a range of items, from a luxe candle and chocs to a useful-but-chic coin purse, to inspire your last bits of Christmas shopping.
The value added tax, which is applied on a range of items in restaurants, will be reduced to 5.5percentt from 19.6percentt, beginning July 1, the office of President Nicolas Sarkozy said Tuesday.
The tunnels are used by Hamas to bring in a whole range of items into the blockaded strip, ranging from arms and rocket components to cars and building materials.
Food may be but one in a range of essential items that they must have in order to achieve perceived success in their society.
Shelter and medical care costs also increased, but they were offset by declines in prices for a range of other items, including new vehicles, used cars and trucks, tobacco and clothing, the department said.
The present study shows that these social context influences are also present in carrion crows, are applicable in both species to a range of novel items, specifically food, objects and non-movable structures, and are present from as early as fledging until at least 1.5 years old.
For each trial, information is publicly available in the registered record on a range of data items that differ per registry, but contain at least the items in the WHO Trial Registration Data Set (box 1).
