"Others told me they don't hire my kind," including one restaurant that advertised itself as owned and operated by gays, she said.
Messi, a dazzling Argentine known for his prodigious scoring, was held without a goal for a third straight game, missing chances of every kind, including one from the penalty spot: a mistake roughly equivalent to LeBron James missing a breakaway dunk.
Regarding sexual orientation, Girl Scouts of the USA holds fast to a commitment to embrace diversity and has in place a policy that prohibits discriminatory treatment of any kind, including on the basis of one's sexual orientation.
There are a number of "super-ager" studies of this kind under way, including one at my organisation (I'm not involved with the project in any way, but I hear about it in meetings and in conversations at the pub after work).
That, he says, encouraged all kind of encounters — including one man who recited the ballads he'd written, and another, who presented his poetry.
And, as usual, Mr. La Mantia prepared dinner: two kinds of pasta, including one with tomatoes, capers, basil, crushed almonds and the juice of a grapefruit.
As well as the rare plants and fungi (Ray foraged for several kinds of mushroom, including one as big as my head) the forest is home to birds including wood warblers and redstarts, whose populations are declining elsewhere in Europe.
Events could spill in all kinds of directions, including one that might leave Mr. Milosevic and his influential wife, Mira Markovic, no better off than Nicolae Ceausescu and his wife, Elena, who were executed by their fellow Romanians.
For the simpler model, including one kind of benefit and one kind of harm, the individualised ARR required to justify treatment was expressed as required ARRtarget(i =ARIharm(i) × RVharm/target(i).
Mr. Obama fielded a variety of questions, including one about the kind of dog he would get for his two daughters in the White House.
H.I.V. is typically treated with a cocktail of medications — including one kind of drug to stop the virus from entering cells and other kinds of drugs to inhibit it from replicating.
