§ 594.316 Otherwise associated with.
Many say that most who come bring drugs or are otherwise associated with the drug trade.
Few libraries outside Turkey had copies, and those rare specimens offered by booksellers fetched prices otherwise associated with the middle register of a wine list.
The frequent presence of "all-dressed," otherwise associated with French-speaking provinces, in English-speaking Saskatchewan, is described as "a bit of a mystery," for example.
The ritual allows them to break down without any of the judgment that is otherwise associated with being a wailing woman in public.
I calculate that Mr. Sullivan's timing has reduced by 31percentthehe risk, or volatility, otherwise associated with his recommended momentum stocks.
The Coast Guard, in a press conference, said it had yet to find a hazard, biological or otherwise, associated with the Argentine lemons bound for Canada, but it planned to destroy them anyway.
Most victims of Murder, Inc., were themselves syndicate members or persons otherwise associated with criminal activities who were killed for "business reasons".
'Term of disparagement,'pejorativeve,'insultingng,'offensiveve,'a'a slur.' None — none — of those terms is ever applied in any dictionary to nicknames otherwise associated with Native Americans, like Braves, Chiefs or Warriors.
As the god of earthquakes, Poseidon was also connected to dry land, and many of his oldest places of worship in Greece were inland, though these were sometimes centred on pools and streams or otherwise associated with water.
On Friday, Sen. Mel Martinez (R-Fla). called the prison "an icon for bad stories". There are about 540 inmates at Guantanamo -- most captured in Afghanistan or otherwise associated with al Qaeda.
