Later on, flaccid blisters may occur on the scalp, trunk, groin and axillae, which easily rupture, leaving sharply outlined erosions and heal without scarring (Fig. 6).
If American forces left or sharply reduced their presence, he said, "the Albanians would think that the international community is abandoning them, and it would be a sign to extremists on both sides".
Pereyra again made inroads down the left, turned sharply past Danny Drinkwater and curled a delicious shot beyond Ron-Robert Zieler and into the net from the left-hand corner of the box.
Such official concerns about Antonov's activities have left fans sharply critical of the Football League's "owners and directors" test, which requires directors and 30% owners of clubs to certify themselves "fit and proper", most importantly that they have no convictions.
(A ): Left, A sharply sigmoidal relationship in which discriminability changes dramatically and categorically at a critical inter-stimulus distance, d.
It is an ink drawing of punk-rock girls raking leaves, sharply delineated in heavy black ink against a background of floral wallpaper.
The leaves, sharply astringent and having a peculiar aromatic smell and taste, yield the pungent oil of wintergreen, a volatile oil used as a flavouring for candies and chewing gum and in the treatment of muscular aches and pains.
According to Flora of China [2], the morphological characteristic of Rhodiola plants is as following: stems dimorphic with usually very stout caudex or rhizome, usually with brown or blackish, membranous, scalelike leaves, sharply differentiated from much more slender, erect or ascending, leafy flowering stems.
The number of Mexicans leaving rose sharply in the five years after 2005.
International calls for Assad to leave have sharply intensified scrutiny of his regime and its sustained crackdown against demonstrators, which it continues to cast as a fight against terrorists.
