Its primaries tend to draw out the diminishing old guard of the Zionist left: weathered kibbutzniks, veteran union members, silver-haired academics.
Finally, a set of concrete slabs prepared outdoors are successfully left to weather under detrimental conditions.
When the police withdrew from Egypt's major cities on 28 January, people were left to weather night after night of co-ordinated attacks by government paramilitaries.
On a recent Sunday afternoon, cool breezes and early-spring light poured in through Moga's large casement windows, which are left open, weather permitting.
The football database covers five years and more than 500,000 plays and includes such information as score, clock time, down distance, field position, time-outs left and weather.
Sure enough, he has found that more than twice as many patients – 25% versus 10% – survive past the two-year follow-up, if they were instead left to weather the fever.
Coleman reportedly left the Weather Channel in 1983.
First, the act of feeding on a carcass tends to destroy the evidence, because bones may be ingested, broken up, or dragged off and left to weather away out in the open.
He's got the game to do it in conditions that have left older, weather-beaten rivals hanging on the ropes.
In mature leaves, weather factors were important for gene regulation.
"I kind of like the lines it makes and the marks, that russet red," the architect Matthew Baird said of the colors left by weathering steel just outside a town house he designed in Manhattan's meatpacking district.
