"We learned of a possible offshoot to over-meditation, or meditation out of balance, or the wrong guidance in meditation; I don't know the right word here," Mrs. Thorson said in an interview.
Friends and colleagues recommended Clamato (another offshoot of Septime) over and over again, always with the caveat that it was impossible to get in unless you lined up before it opened at 7 p.m. On weekends, it's open nonstop from noon on.
They concluded that lineages with many "nodes," or offshoots, change faster over time than language families that have few offshoots.
Planetary Ventures, an offshoot of Google, will take over management of the Moffett Federal Airfield.
Flush from victories over Islamic State offshoots in parts of Benghazi and Derna, Haftar is now gunning for the estimated 4,000 militants at their base in Sirte too.
Her family's claim to fame is the juggernaut E! series "Keeping Up With the Kardashians" and its many offshoots that showcase the clan's over-the-the top lifestyle.
At the St. Francis de Sales church on B-129th Street, the church hall has been taken over by Occupy Sandy — an offshoot of the still-active networks of Occupy Wall Street.
That first palette spawned an empire, including two sequels, a smoky version and an all-over face palette, but the newer offshoots, Naked Basics, £23, are my favourites.
The later New England settlements New Hampshire, New Haven, Connecticut, and Rhode Island began as offshoots of Massachusetts, which acquired jurisdiction over the Maine territory.
After close to 2,000 years of history, Iraqi Christians have been steadily fleeing since the Islamic State, an offshoot of al Qaeda, began its assault to take over northern parts of the country.
