Someday, perhaps, I'll reactivate my membership in the American public whose views and attitudes are so important to market researchers and aspiring presidential candidates, but for now, as I stand witness to this war, sleepless, not eating well, jumpy, touchy, scorched, that margin of error that pollsters are always talking about and dismissing as insignificant?
It is more likely the manager will reactivate the contacts that put him on to the likes of Christopher Samba, Ryan Nelsen and Benni McCarthy when he was at Blackburn.
Therefore, it is unlikely that LNG injection will reactivate f1 fault.
It has been hypothesized that a new encounter with one of the previously bound features will reactivate the other features in the associated object file according to a kind of pattern-completion process.
"To mark the 20th anniversary of his first world champion title we will reactivate Michael's homepage.
This was seen by markets as a sign that Draghi will reactivate the ECB's Securities Market Programme, under which the bank buys up government bonds from financial institutions.
The danger he sees is that the latest hostilities will reactivate "a layer of anti-Americanism just below the surface," one that has nothing intrinsic to do with religion.
Even more troubling for the Americans — and Iraqi Sunnis, for that matter — are Mr. Sadr's frequent statements that he will reactivate the Mahdi Army if the American military does not withdraw by the end of this year.
The theory is that the group re-creates the family unit-that the therapist becomes a parental figure, and that members form transference relationships with the group parent & group siblings which will reactivate old neurotic patterns, subject them to analysis, & ultimately eradicate them.
In this study, cats chronically infected with T gondii were inoculated withBartonella henselae followed by FHV-1 to test the hypothesis that immune stimulation by multiple infections will reactivate ocular toxoplasmosis.
