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By that time, Campbell had released a pair of far more successful singles, "By the Time I Get to Phoenix" and "Wichita Lineman," followed quickly by a third, "Galveston".
"I don't really find myself ever reaching for my pair of far more expensive raw denim that I have hanging in my closet," said Jake Gallagher, who runs the men's wear blog Wax Wane.
In this context, it's worth turning to a pair of far greater works of art, both German, and both of which preceded the founding of the R.A.F.: Heinrich Böll's novel "Billiards at Half-Past Nine," from 1959, and Jean-Marie Straub and Danièle Huillet's 1965 film "Not Reconciled, or Only Violence Helps Where Violence Reigns," which is an adaptation of that novel.
The first and most important aim of the paper is the derivation of what the authors have called The Free Will Theorem, putting forward the provocative idea that if human beings are free to make their choices about the measurements they will perform on one of a pair of far-away entangled particles, then one must admit that also the elementary particles involved in the experiment have free will.
Disney has cut ties with James Gunn, the director of its enormously successful "Guardians of the Galaxy" franchise, over old shock-humor tweets resurfaced by a pair of far-right media figures on Thursday.
Open image in new window Fig. 3 Dynamic capacity curves for the considered 8-storey building models designed for seismic zone V subjected to 22 pairs of far-field ground-motion records: a 8VNC, and b 8VC.
To the extent that they do use purchases as social signifiers, they pay attention to tech brands — the latest iPhone or pair of headphones — far more than to clothing lines.
There's a pair of typically far out remixes on the B-side from Peaking Lights, and we reckon these'll be staples for anyone out there who enjoys watching the sun rise through eyeballs that feel like they're about to explode.
"Cultural suicide by demographic transformation must end," King tweeted at a pair of European far-right leaders last week.
Similarly, as was observed in the simulations of Hunley et al. (2009), the nested regions model reproduces the patterns of between-population gene identity observed from human data, with pairs of populations far from the source displaying larger gene identity than pairs close to the source.
Also, the cost-per-wear of a pair of shoes is far lower than that of a dress or suit, which can only be donned so many times a week before colleagues snicker.
