It ceased with the completion of the transcontinental telegraph system.
Started in 1989, it ceases publication with the December issue.
By the middle of March, it will never be the most common of the three hashtags again, and it ceases to correlate with the other two.
"Or has the detail achieved new prestige by being taken over by the masculine, triumphing at the very moment when it ceases to be associated with the feminine?" She relentlessly challenged conventional understanding in her teaching and writing as well as in a feminist journal she helped found in 1989 at the Pembroke Center for Teaching and Research on Women at Brown University.
He was a gentle and nonjudgmental man who, a priest who ran a shelter in Harlem for homeless people with AIDS, recalled, "used to put it to me, if you descend into somebody else's private hell and stand there with them, it ceases to be hell".
In situations where race isn't correlated with coalition, it ceases to be important.
By 1970 Moorcock was too deeply in debt to be able to continue with the magazine, and it ceased publication with issue 200.
US company Lockheed Martin, which describes itself as the worlds largest arms manufacturer, announced it ceased its involvement with the production of rockets, missiles or other delivery systems for cluster munitions and stated it will not accept such orders in the future.
After the article had been published, Loyola said that it did not knowingly pursue people who had already made commitments to other colleges; while some of the students the university called had made such commitments, the university said that upon on learning that, it ceased contact with them.
It ceased publication with the August 1951 issue.
