But its abstract design, similar to the subway maps of London and Paris, has a streamlined beauty, and its yielding to the current, more literal map (blue rivers, green parks) has long been lamented by purists.
Banque Nationale de Paris (BNP), a former state bank which was privatised last December, was subject to the same political pressures, but its reaction was less yielding (and its performance correspondingly better) than that of Crédit Lyonnais.Why was Mr Haberer so pliable?
The house-made potato gnocchi was light and yielding, and its summer wrap of fresh tomato, basil and mozzarella furthered the notion.
Due to its high yielding potential and adaptability under a wide range of environmental conditions, sweetpotato is one of the world's important food crops, especially in developing countries.
Sweet, yielding and flavoursome, its buttery fat already packs a distinct blue cheese flavour (a classic steak combination).
This method has its inherent merit in high yielding and being economical.
In addition, because of its inherent merit in high yielding and being economical, this synthetic method could be utilized for preparation of the UCNPs on a large scale.
Its clones show the features of early bearing, high and stable yielding, and hereditary stability.
"Being Jewish," he explained of his first visit to Muenster, when the sculpture was commissioned for the Plaza of the Republic, "I noticed the absence of Jewish artists and curators, Jewish bakers and candlestick makers". The sculpture registers as a blunt opposition to its surroundings, yielding a profound and immovable presence that draws a passerby to it.
The bag is more yielding and fresher.
