In the margins of older ICE cases, we identified occasional NECs with striking pyramidal cell morphology.
And on Sinai, just as in Ireland, flashes of humanity appear on the margins of old texts.
Cartouches, those small emblems drawn in the margins of old maps and now a godsend to critical cartographers, showed heraldic crests.
There, in an attic room, quiet as mice, they passed the time by penciling conversations into the margins of old magazines, creating a poignant journal: "Two names were written out, sometimes as Anna and Lea, and sometimes entwined, as Annalea or Leanna, or even Liane, and they were decorated with flowers and small leaves and clinging tendrils and vines".
"The strongest margin of support are older suburban women," said Evan Roth Smith, co-founder of the polling firm Slingshot Strategies, which conducted the poll.
Segments of agar from the actively growing margin of 7-day-old cultures of NZFS 2646, NZFS 2707 and NZFS 3339 (Table 2) were placed in sterile pond water and held at 20 °C with a 12/12-h 12/12-hark cyclight/darkh to inducycleorangial production.
Bundy began writing tortured notes to himself, often in the margins of his old memos — a sort of private dialogue with the man he had been 30 years earlier — something out of a Pirandello play.
I still have her comments in the margins of those old drafts.
Don't worry, Boris Johnson hasn't personally bashed out a plan of action for a nuclear winter on the margins of an old copy of the Evening Standard.
The latter two focus on a smaller and higher end selection of restaurants and have as such been eating into the margins and market share of older players, who have taken more of a catch-all approach to the business of takeaway.
