Its wall of acrylic bins stocks 15 types of beans and lentils (from $1.70 to $4.80 a pound); numerous types of rice and other grains; sundry organic trail mixes ($6.70 to $9.20); miscellaneous snacks; more than two dozen nut choices ($2.69 to $12); and an assortment of dried fruits (including organic mango, at $10.60 a pound).
This collection is much more miscellaneous, not necessarily to its profit.
Throw in 300 or so more miscellaneous Austenian high jinks from other sites and the total number of discrete Austen complements comes in at 1,365, of which I have read 8, or 0.59percentt.
Whiteness in America was primarily Anglo-Saxon Thomas Jefferson Anglo-Saxon Thomasn independence by adducing the example of "our Saxon ancestors"—but not exclusively so, and the presence of immigrants from elsewhere in Europe eventually nudged American race theorists toward a more miscellaneous idea of whiteness.
Whiteness in America was primarily Anglo-Saxon — Thomas Jefferson argued for American independence by adducing the example of "our Saxon ancestors" — but not exclusively so, and the presence of immigrants from elsewhere in Europe eventually nudged American race theorists toward a more miscellaneous idea of whiteness.
Considering Android is getting on in age, it's surprising it hasn't been featured on more "miscellaneous" devices.
Home-equity lending to shaky borrowers (often a tax-deductible roll-up of miscellaneous household debt) more than quadrupled from 1988 to 1998, to $187 billion in outstanding loans.
Novalis's political reflections inform the Miscellaneous Observations, get more poignantly voiced in Faith and Love and the "Political Aphorisms" (written in 1798), and find their quasi-religious culmination in Christianity or Europe, the 1799-text that even his Athenaeum friends deemed problematic in its call for a new Catholic unity in Europe.
Patients presented with pneumonia and with miscellaneous diseases were more colonized with VRE and VSE.
More approachable is "Miscellaneous III," in which the artist presents a series of eerily emptied-out American landscapes, many featuring architectural totems like Frank Lloyd Wright's Price Tower in Bartlesville, Okla.
