Instead, when troops placed orders, decisions were made that tied the speed and cost of each shipment to its importance.
Korean leaders have made it clear that ties can be improved only if the Japanese prime minister admits to greater government responsibility for past offenses and agrees to pay compensation to the surviving "comfort women".
"I don't know who he made that particular tie for," said Mr. Richardson, who was a friend of Picasso's and got to know his bohemian circle during the 1950s, when Mr. Richardson lived in the south of France with the scholar and collector Douglas Cooper.
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Around the turn of the 1960s, however, a new generation of geologists began to make observations that tied earthquake zones, volcanism, rifting of continents and seafloors, mountain building, and a host of other geological phenomena to a picture of the Earth's surface that was constantly undergoing change.
He has also spoken of the need to end Israel's embargo of Gaza but has not consistently made that a condition of improved ties.
Your shoes should make a statement that ties your outfit together in a dressy, and not a casual way.
It is not just demography and inbred entrepreneurial spirit that make the tie between parent and child incomes stronger in America than any other rich country to which it is commonly compared.
They ended up making a film that ties Detroit's woeful condition to the sense of decline that spread across the United States with the housing and financial crises.
When I experience my family supporting each other I say, "Yes, and thank you" for making the ties that bind stronger and for building generations to come.
