While Chinese readers intent on seeing the stories can still find them with some hunting, it deters casual readers — and, not incidentally, serves as a vivid threat to other news organizations that might be considering the costs and benefits of those kinds of stories.
While Chinese readers intent on seeing the stories can still find them with some hunting, it deters casual readers—and, not incidentally, serves as a vivid threat to other news organizations that might be considering the costs and benefits of those kinds of stories.
The map clearly reveals a rigid grid pattern, if it weren't for the anomalous Cookman Avenue, which instead parallels Wesley Lake -- and, incidentally, serves as the de facto main street of Asbury Park.
(That map, incidentally, served as a promotion piece for Ovenden's "Transit Maps of the World").
But the thread holds.' Not for long in Cheever's case!" Both Cheever and Yates, incidentally, served as inspiration for episodes of "Seinfeld".
The rest of the buildings were shops and lodging houses, and there was a great profusion of cafés, before which neon signs, red and yellow and peacock blue, screamed their messages and, incidentally, served as illumination for the road.
"The intangible benefit is that it promotes our efforts to let people know we are a quality city," said Mr. Joines, who, not incidentally, served as the festival's fund-raising chairman.
He ultimately decided against the leading contenders, the Texas senator Ted Cruz and the Russian Ambassador Sergey Kislyak, after Ms. Daniels championed Mike Pence — who, incidentally, served as the inspiration for her film "The 40-Year-Old Virgin".
Comey, incidentally, served as deputy GOP counsel to the Senate Whitewater committee, that fishing expedition that began with an investigation in a messy real estate deal in Arkansas before Bill Clinton's presidency and ended with a campaign to impeach him on charges related to completely unrelated sexual activities during his second term.
While the corridors of buildings have been designed to facilitate the circulation of residents between spaces, this study shows that such corridors incidentally served as an informal space for community-driven vertical greenery.
The museum, incidentally, also serves as a kind of de facto science classroom for some area schools that lack those resources.
