They'll be careful who they listen to when these people come to Africa and preach, and they'll know that homophobia is actually imported, not African".
Though the word itself is actually imported from Norwegian, its emergence as an element of national culture is sometimes traced back to Denmark's loss of territory in the 18th and 19th centuries, when it was forced to abandon tracts of what are now Norway, Sweden and Germany.
An interesting feature of the processing sector, not uncommon in Africa, is that part of the milk that is domestically transformed into processed products is actually imported milk powder, which has been reconstituted (Fintrac Inc 2008).
This summer, to conserve water in readiness for the winter, Kyrgyzstan is actually importing electricity from Tajikistan.Local shortages are largely caused by inefficiencies in Soviet-era infrastructure and a failure to reform state-run energy monopolies.
To assess whether Ga-DFO and Cr-DFO are actually imported into the cytoplasm, the amount of Ga or Cr in the cells was measured by ICP.
However, Ontario officials said that when the blackout struck on Thursday, the province was actually importing energy, contrary to the usual pattern.
By the end of Augustus' reign, the ascendancy of its wine, oil, marble, and fine pottery in the markets of Gaul and Germany had already begun to yield to the competition of local production in the West; and, by Flavian times, Italy was actually importing heavily not only from Gaul (witness the crates of yet-unpacked Gallic bowls and plates caught in the destruction of Pompeii) but also from Spain.
In many cases, innovations in America are actually imports from abroad, where creativity is crucial.
In a section of his book titled "The Congressional Bible," DeMar begins the 1777 story with the typical lie, claiming that "Congress issued an official resolution instructing the Committee on Commerce to import 20,000 copies of the Bible," but truthfully states that the Bibles were never actually imported.
Its alien quality was underlined, perhaps, by the fact that Ms. Heller is actually a British import: like the late Christopher Hitchens, she voiced her British acerbity in a polite context, and found, as he did, that the locals were wonderfully easy to stir up.
Some countries in Europe can't find enough garbage to burn in their energy plants, and officials in Norway are actually contemplating importing garbage all the way from America by — you can't makes this stuff up — ocean-going ships.
