The chief complaint field is not uniform it contains a mix of lay language, technical language, misspellings, and abbreviations.
A mix of lay and non-lay initiatives have appeared [2], the World Health Organization has taken note, and signalled its interest in introductory publications [3], and calls for action are being directed at wide audiences [4].
For example, all of Korean Air's new Airbus A380s deployed on routes like New York-Seoul, or Los Angeles-Seoul (in October) offer its true lie-flat "Prestige Sleeper" seats; other long haul aircraft offer a mix of slanted lie-flat and true lie-flat seats.
A heady mix of secret, lies and sex, it's another winner for E4.
Machinery, long pipes and a mix of materials lie around, as do finished explosives, some defused and some still deadly.
So, the regime once again displays its banality; unable to come up with any move that is decent or innovative, it resorts to its usual mix of brutality and lies.
(It even has a web page charting its progress, which now stands at 25%.) While all its Boeing 777 and some of its 767s offer true lie-flat seats, other aircraft are outfitted with a mix of either slanted lie-flat seats or recliners. .
In this mix of complexity and incompleteness lies the possibility for those without power to assert "we are here" and "this is also our city".
Jihadi Web sites, sermons in hardline mosques, magazines published by militant organizations and large parts of Pakistan's Urdu language press continue use a mix of fact and utter lies to portray the United States as a threat to all that is good to mankind.
The court is a mix of judges, lawyers and lay people, both Democrat and Republican, with more than half holding elected office.
In 2012 the World Bank lent China $80m to grow a mix of indigenous shrubs and lay straw grids to stabilise sand dunes in Ningxia over five years.But even as the sand is beaten back in isolated pockets in wetter areas, it is making advances in the wider war.
