In the late 20th and early 21st centuries historians re-examined the extensive chronicles written during her lifetime, concluding that much of her negative reputation was unearned and most likely the result of political propaganda written by contemporary chroniclers.
We are confident that Montenegro's fathers will not want to miss out on the opportunity of a lifetime" concluded UNICEF Montenegro Representative Noala Skinner.
We analyze the limits of active tracking, posed by the various network and terminal constraints (such as connection throughput, mobile network capacity or terminal battery lifetime) and conclude with discussion of its wide and long-term applicability.
"I won't see it in my lifetime," he concluded, optimistically, "but the future is ours".
"Inequalities in low-income and middle-income countries are established in early childhood and contribute to lifetime differences," concluded the researchers.
Indeed, if expansion was a slow process taking about a lifetime to conclude (Fig. 1A, upper panel), then only those mutations that were generated early in life would have enough time to reach harmful intracellular concentration.
Given the limited information available and assuming that a 10-year CF will closely approximate lifetime CF, we conclude that (lifetime) CF in untreated smear-positive tuberculosis among HIV negative individuals is approximately 70% and about the same for both sexes.
Now a federal judge with lifetime appointment, Bybee concludes that waterboarding does not constitute torture under the Torture Statute.
Talese later reminded Sulzberger that past publishers also had to "overcome negative trends and hosts of skeptics in their lifetimes," and concluded by wishing him and the Times "continued greatness and gratification in the years ahead".
"There's ten to twelve lifetimes of work here," concludes Grigonis.
