So it's a mark of Lessing's genius that she encapsualted the genre's most basic philosophical tenets and turned them, almost effortlessly, back on themselves.
During the first week of October, he wrote a fifty-page document entitled Universistic Aphorisms, which represented "...an almost ecstatic revelation of truth and the light to come, which bore the mark of nothing less than a prophet".
While the majority of medicines revealed mark-ups of less than 50% upon the initial establishment of the network, mark-ups increased steadily year after year, with few medicines marked-up below 50% and the vast majority marked-up well above 50% and 100% by the end of 2007.
And indeed, I saw him in rehab the other day - feisty and free of entanglement, but with deep, horrifying scars circling his neck that will forever be a mark of his less-benevolent interaction with man.
Females might be expected to encounter urine marks from a competitive male more frequently than marks of a less competitive male.
During an earnings call marked by a lot of less than stellar news, Apple CEO Tim Cook did manage to locate some bright spots in the company's ever-expanding portfolio.
Tolerance has become something of a founding mythology for western developed nations: our tolerance is regarded as a mark of our superiority over many less tolerant, less developed nations around the world.
Add in findings in Brazil, and around 80 percent of Anadarko's international exploration targets have hit their mark against an industry average of less than 40 percent, according to the investment bank Raymond James.
Lower CD8+ T cell activation may mark or induce a state of less differentiated total and CD4+ T cell responses.
In 1998, the Tacheles organizers signed a 10-year lease that ran through 2008, requiring only a symbolic payment of one mark, or less than a dollar, per month.
