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Over his trademark open-tuned strumming, Havens delivers a commanding vocal performance that fully restores the revolutionary impulse of The Who's original; he somehow gets blood from a song that has been ossified for years.

Mr Brown is now planning to collect signatures to put a tax increase on next year's ballot.Most blame, however, belongs not to any one person but to California's system of governance, which has ossified for decades.

Mightn't it begin to crumble, to ossify for some supplementary symbolism?

The scapula is ossified from seven or more nuclei: one each for the body, the vertebral border and the inferior angle, and two each for the coracoid process and the acromion.

The backward glances of so many shows, however, and the need for the French state to emphasize — and subsidize — current practice at shows like Paris Photo only underscore worries, voiced by none other than President Jacques Chirac, that the city has ossified into a mausoleum for art.

Only the central part of the tarsal elements, however, are ossified in infancy except for the navicular which does not ossify until the second or third year of age.

Part of the problem was an attempt to live in Hollywood: "That luxury, ossified Los Angeles world isn't good for the soul".

IBM became ossified after sitting atop its industry for decades; Nokia, by contrast, is no stranger to reinventing itself.

They make music you only hear when you're back home for the weekend, when old ossified friendships loosen into ones that feel like they'll last a lifetime, when old side streets and corner shops re-etch themselves on the back of your hand.

With respect to HO, MR imaging allows for a confident diagnosis in mature ossified lesions only.

The pelvis of the subject used for our study was not completely ossified.