That pertained even for those from disadvantaged backgrounds: "a remarkable performance", concludes Mr Schleicher.But the glory prompts questions.
This pertains even to the show's anthropomorphic icons, which includes two horses struggling through a war-torn love affair and an ant who is a mother with a dying daughter.
They nonetheless felt that the duty to treat pertained even to patients with SARS.
This pertains even though the origin of the peripheral monoamine measures cannot be attributed to any particular anatomical source.
This suggestion pertains even to the associated phoria condition, in which ample fusionable contours are available, and the dissimilarity is limited to the monocular Nonius lines.
This helped a general idea of Scots subjugation by the English to pertain, and strongly, even though it seemed clear simultaneously that Scotland had always done exactly what suited it, or at least exactly what suited its own ruling elite.
The standards of 1998 do not pertain today, but even then there was a strong expectation that peer review would be rigorous and the Lancet would not have published bad science – and it was difficult then for clinical researchers to get published in that journal.
The biggest question about this comedy doesn't even pertain to its current cast.
In a family way: You can deduct a number of medical expenses as they pertain to the expansion, or even delay, of your family.
Judaism is emphatic that when it comes to sins that pertain to human relationships, not even G-d can forgive.
