But even so, he says that underwear is one of the most precise, zero-error-margin articles of clothing there is.
One of the most insightful and thought-provoking pieces I've come across is a thought-provoking Law at the Margins article by Natasha Lycia Ora Bannan, a human rights advocate who has long worked on a number of human rights issues in Cuba.
3. Armature of first cephalic appendage: (0) none; (1) pair of simple, robust spines medioventrally on each article; (2) setae on mediodistal margin of articles; (3) single, large, medodistal spine or finger.
To assess the potential of this margin, this article analyses the evolution of the efficiency of the main container terminals in Latin America and the Caribbean, and determinants of inefficiency.
Moreover, the link between productivity and profits is not straightforward; it depends critically on other factors, notably pricing power and margins (see article).
I find it ironic that bibliophiles are worried about digital media destroying the art of marginalia ("Bibliophiles Fear a Dim Future for Scribbling in the Margins," news article, Feb. 21).
We observed that 227 (97.8%) trials reported their NI margin in the articles.
Graham noticed "that Scott, with one of his stubby pencils, was making notes on the margin of an article about the Princeton football team". A moment later, he stood suddenly from his chair, and then fell dying.
I make notes in the margins of newspaper articles and columns by other commentators.
Brabeck-Letmathe believes enough will be done improving margins, revenues and its articles of association to improve relations with his majority shareholders.
The leader of the pack, by a great margin, was a Reuters article headlined "Boring, Passive Work May Hasten Death: Study".
