NMcE, Connecticut How can a paper that published the definitive debunking of recycling -- the NYT Magazine piece "Recycling Is Garbage" -- continue to write stories that support something that's not only a monumental waste of very precious time and money, but also a distraction away from the environmental problem that actually exists and actually matters: climate change?
The question is: Will that identification hide and conceal the fact there's a criminal justice system in place that has nearly destroyed two generations of very precious, poor black and brown brothers?
A thing of lightness and beauty; a precious thing that holds the wise, humorous and fragile voice of a very precious member of our community of writers.
"Her books clearly depict Stillmeadow and its world as symbolic of something larger than one family, one town: a way of life very precious and inevitably endangered".
"We've been robbed – the world and me, and all the people who loved her – of a very precious, vital person and it just feels really unfair," Rux said.
Gradually, I began to believe that she meant it, and I decided to embrace her just as you might accept an in-law, as someone who could drive you a little mad but whom you loved because they were the source of something very precious to you — in my case, not a spouse but a kidney.
You are playing with her heart, and with the hearts of two very precious children.... God warns us that it would be better for a person to have a millstone tied around their neck and be thrown into a lake than to hurt a child.
Yale senior research scientist Adalgisa Caccone helped analyze the DNA of the specimen: "This was the first time I looked at the DNA of leftovers — very precious leftovers". In a relatively unexpected twist, the DNA results showed that this meat was neither mammoth nor giant sloth, but green sea turtle.
Not only did I have to take care of something very precious to me but also I felt like I had to put myself on the backburner and divvy up what little time I had left for others.
The Sinhala language, only spoken on the island of Sri Lanka, is "very precious" because of the unique way it is structured, said project leader Barbara Lust, professor of human development in the College of Human Ecology and director of the Cornell Language Acquisition Lab.
"There are not a lot of samples, but some of them are very precious because there are very few specimens known from these depths," Giribet said.
