This Amhlaíbh was the subject of a lay attributed to the poet Muireadhach Albanach Ó Dálaigh in which Muireadhach's Lennox property was named Ard nan Each.
This is where our blind spot lies: success nominally attributed to the beneficial effects of education, especially graduating from college, is in truth largely a result of factors determined long before children even enter school.
But what truth lies in the narrative attributed to the ex-convict is now being investigated as the authorities try to learn why on Saturday night Mr. Geisenheyner, 51, walked into that tree-shaded country home that gave the Shays retreat from their busy New York City lives and abruptly shot five people in the head, two of them fatally, with a.22-caliber pistol.
"I think we should be extremely careful if we decide to lie publicly," the email attributed to Balaresque reads.
Another potential contrast arises from the focus in modern Western moralities on individual rights to liberty and to other goods, where the basis for attributing such rights to persons lies in a moral worth attributed to each individual independently of what conduces to individual's responsibilities to self and others.
The Pelona Schist in southern California is a body of oceanic metavolcanic and sedimentary rocks exposed in a series of tectonic windows, where it lies beneath Proterozoic crystalline rocks attributed to the North American continent and Mesozoic granitoids belonging to the subduction-related magmatic arc inboard from the trench (Fig. 2).
Much of this lying and cheating can be attributed to the small population of bankers who were quite happy to lie about almost every flip of the coin if it benefited them.
Political and religious considerations probably lay behind the major role attributed to the heart.
In particular, the use of rhodanine end groups, coupled electronically through short bridged aromatic chains, has been a successful strategy, with promising device efficiencies attributed to high lying LUMO energy levels and subsequently large open circuit voltages.
In 1971, Engel et al. collected more than 100 accounts from the lay press of sudden death attributed to stress associated with disruptive life events and provided a window into the world of neurovisceral disease (i.e., psychosomatic illness).
