Already the Menem Government has privatized the antiquated telephone system - the tangled lines of which resemble cobwebs strung over downtown streets - and Aerolineas, the national airline.
The second thing made apparent is that Pennell is not big on story lines, of which Arizona has had its share this season.
They present author with a business card--the first two lines of which read, "The High Voltage Dance Ensemble/The Electric Shock Dance Ensemble".
Further investigation gives the critical lines of which each divides the coordinate plane of natural gas electric prices into two parts of benefit and deficit.
The CC will eventually consist of a set of about 600 recombinant inbred lines of which some 350 are currently available for study.
Brett Butler was smoking a cigar, her hair in curlers, practicing her lines — of which there were not many — over and over again.
The various flavours of their "PAL" (Phase Alternation by Line or, jingoistically, Perfection At Last) system use 625 horizontal lines, of which 576 are visible.
The couldn't, however, get rid of the latest of Mrs. Carrington's I'll-give-you-the-word lines, of which she is extremely fond in moments of high romance.
Berkeley physicist Marvin Cohen, by his own account only a "sporadic" operagoer, finds himself these days passionately interested in John Adams's Doctor Atomic — the opening lines of which, he says, misrepresent the physics of bomb making.
The DWP Business Plan shows a radical change ahead, along the lines of which the welfare system has never seen – both in terms of the work being done and the way the system operates.
Slumped in his throne, a posture that has become familiar over recent months, the 83-year-old pope initially garbled the words of his prayers and had trouble finding his place in his text, some lines of which he skipped.
