At the end, Auster wonders, as we all do at some point, "How many mornings are left?" In the best moments in "Winter Journal," he conveys with easy intimacy the way a mind moves over its life as it ages.
This rust is a biotroph, meaning that it feeds off the plant's leaves, extracting nutrients slowly over its life cycle until it is ready to spore.
It's gotten edgier over its life as Kixeye has gotten more comfortable with its demographic.
And over its life, going back to 2004, it's down 10.5%.
The oil-for-food program, over its life, resulted in $64.2 billion in sales, making it the world's largest relief program, American officials say.
How can we simultaneously accuse people of killing a baby if they don't want it and tell them not to be excited over its life if they do?
Extracting, transporting and refining it, however, is energy intensive, producing 15 percent to 80 percent more carbon emissions over its life cycle than average petroleum products.
Over its life span, more than 30 million were sold.
Usually the term loan is retired by systematic repayments (amortization payments) over its life.
Over its life the scheme supported around 100,000 young people.
Only the pure electric configuration is demonstrated to be cost effective over its life in comparison to conventional two wheelers.
