The clay-court circuit, once a world and pecking order apart, is no longer so distinct.
They are in no particular order apart from the order I have put them in, which I did for a reason.
This explored how the 16th-century German Reformation and the 17th-century English Revolution gave birth to a new civil order apart from religion.
It is by no means certain that the old order, apart from isolated rightist extremists, had the will or capability to resort to the bloody repression envisaged by Mandela's leadership.
The home team's captain, Andrew Gale, made 44 and Joe Root 48 as they kept the innings together, with the Tykes having been 22 for 4 at one point as Matt Coles (6 for 32) ripped their batting order apart.
Still, a few broad observations may be in order: Apart from Ms. Lash's handsomely brooding "Furthermore," most of the music played on Saturday suggested that 20th-century modernism — say, from Schoenberg to Charles Wuorinen — never happened.
The match had been won and lost late on Sunday when Bresnan's spell of 3-10 blew the West Indies' fragile top order apart.
Both ligands used as models form moderate complexes with Cd (Martell and Smith 2010), with K'f values less than two orders apart.
The cable shows, not surprisingly, that the Iraqi and U.S. governments were magnitudes of order apart on what an Iraqi life was worth.
Current fern phylogenies indicate that Osmundaceae represent the earliest-diverged group in the Polypodiopsida, which include five other extant orders apart from Gleicheniales (see e.g. [ 1, 2, 4]).
