We wanted to be a thousand miles from the nearest familiar entity.
Each was, until recently, the site of that near-obsolete entity, the payphone.
Second, the presence of a valley may hinge on whether we're able to believe that near-human entities possess a mind, as we do.
Second, the presence of a valley may hinge on whether we're able to believe that near-human entities possess a mind like we do.
Well, as it happens, it is a joke, but not an unintentionally cruel one based on O'Malley's status as a near non-entity in the polls.
Rather, it's just an intentionally mean joke based on O'Malley's status as a near non-entity in the polls.
The Texas newspaper is suing the port authority, a government entity near Houston, for hiring Farenthold without public notice, which would violate state law.
It was founded as a non-profit entity near, but not linked to, a public hospital.
Near the end of "Entity," when Mr. Hopkins's score takes a more melodic turn, Agnès López Rio raises her leg in a high extension and lingers there; Mr. Vereecken, joining her, uses his odd suppleness to show what Mr. McGregor's rigid movement might look like if it thawed out.
As a publicly funded entity with near limitless financial resources, I think the BBC needs to be careful about what businesses they dip their toes into.
The time Chamillionaire, aka Hakeem Seriki, refers to is around that of the early "oughts," when the Web was still a fledgling entity, nowhere near what it is now to the consumer masses.
