It was passed over in favour of the 101st and 82nd Airborne Divisions because it had only recently arrived in the European Theater of Operations and was considered to be unprepared logistically as it was still collecting its combat equipment.
Fleeing the bloody crime scene, Nakata hitches truck rides south to Shikoku, the smallest of Japan's four major islands, where Kafka Tamura, as it happens, has recently arrived by bus.
And where this is not so, the answer is to make it harder for recently arrived immigrants to get access to benefits rather than to stop immigrants who genuinely want to work.
The Ecuadorian public often associates Colombian refugees with domestic crime, which makes it harder for recently arrived immigrants to find jobs.
The Catholic church has condemned it as harmful to recently arrived victims of human trafficking and domestic abuse.
An additional strength is that the questionnaire was in Thai, which made it possible to include recently arrived Thai women and also may have facilitated the participation of Thai women with longer residence, who despite better Swedish language skills, may have preferred to respond to a questionnaire in Thai.
Apple's marketing is not just about letting the world know about its latest product, it is about building up 'Brand Apple' for those who are looking in and wondering if its time to make the jump, it is about reinforcing 'Brand Apple' with those who have recently arrived, and it is about creating positive loops with the faithful to have them evangelise Apple to the world.
It was an adult female, recently arrived from a rescue center in Hong Kong.
This preview of the new Spoon album, "Transference," has some of the best bad writing I have ever read, and while it's possible that it's the handiwork of Babelfish or some other automated service, I like to think that it comes from Martians who recently arrived on Earth and are trying their best to communicate with the natives.
For first-generation Americans and recently arrived immigrants, it can be hard to maintain our identity at times.
