"They have not settled with the state of Louisiana for the natural damages... they haven't settled with Florida, Alabama [or] Mississippi yet".
But other factors contribute to this total loss, including economic forces, natural damage and quality standards.
The police further have duties related to civilian court cases, such as writ of execution, evaluation of natural damage, assisting the courts after bankruptcies and functioning as a notary public.
Both natural damage and cannibalism were suggested, but no previous study has recognized the significance of the breakage pattern observed on the skulls.
Plants are often differently tolerant to artificial and natural damage, because these damages may pose different types of stress for the plants and, therefore, result in different responses in the plants (e.g., [21], [44]).
Confounding factors, such as environmental and genetic factors, that can influence natural damage levels may create statistical bias in tolerance measures [21], which is why we placed the snails to feed on each of the plants in the herbivory treatment instead of allowing them to choose freely the plants to feed on.
Interestingly, the latter two species, which had the highest TMT activities in their leaves, were also found primarily to emit methanethiol after artificial and natural damage to their roots.
Let your shoes suffer natural damage.
Governments are buying up important natural sites, restoring damaged ecosystems, setting up captive breeding programmes for critically endangered species and so on.
The well-known Natural Arches were damaged, and part of a house collapsed into the sea.
Onditi symbolizes worldwide issues by using his observations of Nairobi; a sprawling metropolis which continues to grow as natural environments are damaged.
