The fossils date from a time when the area bordered an inland sea, which periodically advanced and withdrew over coastal plains, depositing sediment that was later exposed and heavily eroded.
They came mainly from the nearby Lazio region, which bordered the anti-Semitic Roman Papal States that periodically drove out Jews.
Since last Fall, countries along the land route from Greece have built or reinforced border fences, and periodically closed their borders entirely or to all but a handful of nationalities.
Mr. Bloomberg was in Los Angeles to promote Proposition 11, a hotly debated ballot question that would require a panel of independent citizens, rather than elected officials, to periodically alter the borders of voting districts for state offices.
While the Israeli withdrawal was supposed to still the border, the border remained periodically violent because Hezbollah suddenly claimed as part of Lebanon an uninhabited, rocky hillside of intermittent olive groves and other fields known as Shebaa Farms.
It has spilled periodically across Syria's borders with Lebanon, Iraq and Turkey, threatening to engulf the region.
The conflict has spilled periodically across Syria's borders with Lebanon, Iraq and Turkey, threatening to engulf the region.
Therefore, as recent terrorist-criminal cases in Britain document, bad guys periodically get through the border.
The two forces compete to patrol Montenegro's borders and periodically accuse each other of being involved in smuggling; but in practice they often wink at each other's contraband activities.
Voltaire knew whereof he spoke: he was by this time living at Les Délices, near Switzerland, and he would periodically hop over the border whenever the French authorities became enraged by what he wrote.
Thus, the cluster-edge effect is averaged out and diminished over time since users, who are periodically located either near the border or the center of the clusters as the cluster borders change with each pattern, each receive data primarily during their most favorable pattern(s).
