Outside is the balcony on which successive generations of the Kim family have stood to wave at the missiles, tanks, and massed ranks of troops as they file past.
In the past 43 years of membership of the European Union for which successive prime ministers fought so hard, we have become an integral part of the European economy.
The progressive acquisition of genetic abnormalities was demonstrated by only one of eight ependymomas for which successive biopsies were available.
The analysis shows that there is a considerable range of allometries, which are strongly concentrated along a single axis that reflects variation in the degree to which successive whorls of the shell overlap.
Where "Gettysburg" focused on a battle that lasted three and a half days, "Gods and Generals" encompasses three major Civil War conflicts, all in Virginia: the first battle of Bull Run, the battle of Fredericksburg (in which successive waves of Union troops were beaten back by entrenched Confederate forces) and the battle of Chancellorsville.
This investigation reveals the central role of research, in which successive waves of health research have influenced health policy, implementation and, ultimately, patient outcomes.
The best evidence suggests, however, that a stepwise model of tumorigenesis, in which successive advantageous mutations lead to successive rounds of clonal expansion, is a much more likely scenario [ 9].
Squatting also shines a light on the thorny issue of empty homes, which successive governments have failed to address.
And the rising tide of religious militancy, which successive governments have had no appetite to confront, will continue to lap at Mr Sharif's feet.
The Pensions Advisory Council produces first-rate studies on the future financing of public pensions, which successive governments have used to promote reform.
