I myself went and left like a moron, but heard The rumours nevertheless -- meanwhile the wind Pounds this shack with wilful abandon, then inquires, As it eases, just exactly how many spliffs there were Stashed that night in the cicada-coloured Pencil case tucked in the side pocket of her satchel.
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Will and Grace, meanwhile, are disgusted liberals who nevertheless succumb to Trumpian opportunism.
Meanwhile – and it's a cliché, but true nevertheless – five or six Austrian infants were zipping effortlessly down an adjacent slalom course on cool mini-skis, without poles, to the polite applause of their well-groomed parents.
Collagen solution optimized biocompatibility of CPC, and meanwhile exhibited additive effects on the functions of SP. Nevertheless, immobilization of SP with collagen blocked their bioactivity in CPC.
The Obama administration, meanwhile, has been left to issuing limited executive orders that nevertheless highlight the depth of the problem.
No Code's brave excursions into lo-fi (Sometimes); cacophonic punk-rock (Hail, Hail) and twilit lullabies (Around the Bend), meanwhile, were parts of a ragged but charismatic whole that nevertheless shook away fairweather fans.
Meanwhile, candidates like Mr. Bush in 2000 sometimes took their lumps early — but nevertheless emerged with victory in hand.
Nevertheless, there are still problems needing further investigation including theoretical aspects, which will in the meanwhile stimulate the investigation for better electrode materials.
Meanwhile, Crystal Palace sank to the bottom of the table after a performance which nevertheless gave heart to their new appointee, Tony Pulis.
Meanwhile, though troubled from the start and finally shelved, Gibson's original inquiry nevertheless produced an "interim" report, but this – bafflingly – has itself been left unpublished for nearly a year.
