In three dispatches pegged loosely to the pope's visit to the island in 1998, the author reflects on the sad ironies of the twilight of its revolution, particularly its return to sex tourism.
In order to avoid a large time lag between the initial population-based postal survey questionnaire (Q1) and the subsequent clinical examination (Q2 and CE), the Q1 questionnaire are sent in three dispatches to allow time for the clinical examinations in the interim.
In one dispatch, she showed the aftermath of a helicopter attack and the desperate search for survivors.
Cheltenham Town, third in League Two, dispatched Yate Town, the lowest-ranked team left in the competition, 3-0.
With the writer Brad Zellar, he "crisscrossed the country, collecting a compendium of American faces, voices and places", which he then self-published in seven different dispatches.
The unit startup and shutdown, ramp rates, minimum output, and the transmission constraints are not considered in the three dispatching models.
Although Crane had filed more than twenty dispatches in the three months he had covered the war, the World's business manager believed that the paper had not received its money's worth and fired him.
The dominance they have shown in three times dispatching their fiercest rivals can only bode well with the Ashes only a year away.
Overheard in a Madison Avenue elevator, one dispatch case to another: "In this instance, I am totally committed on a tentative basis".
Her coming-out, in her junior year of high school, is crisply dispatched in two pages.
