Richards, in turn, selected a skilled ghost James Fox, the author of "White Mischief," a well-told history of the murder of Josslyn Hay, the twenty-second Earl of Erroll, who was one of the many dissipated expats living in Happy Valley, outside Nairobi.
A negative review came from San Jose Mercury News Jim Harrington who called the tour "flawed", criticized its set list consisting of "plenty of filler[s]" and the many dissipating costume changes she went through for the show.
Many PPCPs dissipate rapidly in animal manure, biological treatment processes, soils, and sediments.
But even now, many critics of the United States say that while some of the rawest emotions may have dissipated, many basic perceptions of the Bush administration as brusquely disregarding the rest of the world remain, albeit in a muted way.
Greater parity between the sexes and opportunities for women have dissipated many of the tensions and frustrations that you need to fuel successful domestic tyranny.
His friends – who were many – included the dissipated Delaval family, whose Northumberland mansion contained a guest-bedroom in which the four-poster could surprise its occupants by dropping them into a bath of cold water.
This season, there have been too many characters and too many subplots that have dissipated the superb dramatic energy of the harrowing premiere.
But Mr. Meekings allows it to be dissipated by too many family crises, too many dumplings and too many pointed references to the yin-yang nature of life's contrasts.
The energy dissipated through many ways, but only controlling the armature current and field current losses is feasible [7, 8]; further, many researchers conducted on the loss minimization control of the DC motor [9, 10].
Much of last year's fervour however has been dissipated, and many people are uneasy about Kejriwal's guerrilla tactics, fearing maybe that their own secrets might be revealed.
For most the shame and anger has not dissipated, but many have said that opening that box is satisfying and helpful.
