They did "make do and mend" (to preserve clothing).
The fear is that militants could work alone or with MEND to disrupt elections in the Delta states and launch attacks on the oil industry as a way of holding the PDP state and federal governments to ransom.
This led the region's most prominent armed group, the Movement for the Emancipation of the Niger Delta (MEND), to hit back, both at the army and at oil installations.
I ignored it and quarter-cast downstream, throwing in an upstream mend to give the 200-grain sink tip time to carry the fly to the bottom where the trout would surely be, if they were anywhere.
This review, codenamed "Project Destiny", suggested that Railtrack could save money if it used "patch and mend" to prolong the life of those assets instead".This policy is dangerous," says one senior rail-industry figure, "because rail assets suddenly collapse and cannot be operated safely".
"They are a set of criminals usurping the image of Mend to seek attention and perhaps remuneration," said Lieutenant Colonel Nwachukwu.
GE has linked up with Globalstar and Orbcomm, two formerly bankrupt satellite communications firms now on the mend, to build a rugged plastic box about the size of two cigarette packs that mounts with four screws between the ribs of a shipping container.
Proponents of clearer date labels say they're a much needed mend to a food system that churns out gobs of waste.
Therefore, Ca must be acting by at least one additional mechanism for MEND to occur.
Hatakeyama et al. [ 184] recently found a multifunctional envelope-type nanodevice (MEND) to be used as a novel nonviral gene delivery system.
I have tried to streamline this article to the issue of reperfusion injury and the relationship of MEND to reperfusion injury.
