Since last fall, scientists have been scrambling to understand the virus's origin and destiny as it spreads, decimating some new hosts, like crows, leaving others, like pigeons, untouched, and occasionally spilling over into people.
Since last fall, dozens of scientists have been scrambling to understand West Nile's origin and destiny as it explores this continent and tests new hosts, decimating some, like crows, leaving others, like pigeons, untouched, and occasionally spilling over into people.
Hence terms like "uncontacted", "untouched' and "uncorrupted".
I am, like IDS, untouched by austerity.
For years, Mr. Disney's old office was preserved like an untouched museum.
Like all untouched treasures, its days as a quaint village may be numbered, and Listvyanka is also incredibly affordable.
Kalman and Horn, like philosophers untouched by the theoretical involutions that the movie's young academics wander through, want to know what constitutes the good life.
And for a moment you are suspended between what seems like an untouched natural landscape and your own little private Arcadia.
But while the moors might seem like an untouched wilderness, in fact they're one of the nation's oldest managed landscapes.
Trump makes money every year from his stake in Starrett City, the nation's largest subsidized housing complex, in Brooklyn, and the new budget would leave the subsidy paid to private landlords, like Trump, untouched.
