Set in the 1950s, when a fashionable woman may show up in a mink coat and "a little hat the size and blackness of a bat," the Quirke books mirror the small-mindedness of their time (when Bing Crosby was popular) and place.
They should mirror the smaller flaps from the leftmost side at the top.
For these activists, success means confronting the troika head-on and standing firm, mirroring the small acts of defiance that a growing number of Greeks have taken against their own creditors.
It has a disjunct distribution, probably mirroring the small insular areas ('nunataks'; [ 24]) in which it survived the last glacial maximum (LGM).
The rarity of the disease mirrors the small mutational burden of AMLs and might reflect a paucity of external mutagens in the HSC niche or an unusual level of protection against mutation.
Subgroup analyses indicated that broadly similar proportions of patients in the various subgroups receiving MVC or EFV maintained HIV-1 RNA less than 50 copies/ml at week 240 (Table 1), with any differences generally mirroring the small numerical advantage seen for MVC in the overall population.
This major shift in tactics has mirrored the smaller scale shifts that have been used in the media by the denialist claque.
Ocher walls are almost hidden by a clutter of pretty mirrors reflecting the small spaces, window swags, wine bottles and dusty bouquets of silk flowers.
As he describes them, we could see them in our mind: the tall brawn of the woman mirrored in the small, husky boy, their arms loaded with gay packages, their lips taut, and the whole American pioneer tradition its covered wagons gone to dust, and its Indians long since slaughtered, standing there at the top of the stairs and urging them on.
