After pages of demographic charts on Arab Americans, in general, and Egyptians, in particular (taken verbatim from a section of the Arab American Institute website), the reports go on to print pages of photos of every "location of interest" frequented by not just Egyptians and Syrians, but Lebanese, Palestinians, Yemenis, Moroccans, Algerians and "Caucasians".
Despite the human interest and frequent voyeuristic appeal, Mr. Templeton's pictures of the semi-wild side feel dated and derivative.
Yet Newcastle remain very much on the market, with the law firm hired to handle interest fielding frequent – if invariably frivolous – inquiries.
It is a slave to its animosity or to its affection, either of which is sufficient to lead it astray from its duty and its interest....Hence, frequent collisions, obstinate, envenomed, and bloody contests.
Conflicts of interest are frequent in interspecific mutualisms [ 1, 2].
When the incidence of an outcome of interest is frequent (>10%) in the study population, the OR estimated by logistic regression analysis overestimates the risk ratio (RR) [ 22- 24].
Water-sharing disputes with India, in which the West Bengal government frequently emerged as the greatest impediment to Bangladeshi interests, and frequent skirmishes with security forces along the porous border whittled away the transnational Bengali bonhomie.
The site, which carries no advertising, now gets more than 3,000 postings a week from people with an intense interest in frequent-flier programs.
A day after Congress voted to avert further air-traffic slowdowns, Mr. Obama chided lawmakers for looking out for their own interests as frequent fliers rather than caring for less privileged Americans harmed by other spending cuts.
