The titles alone in Michael Symmons Roberts's Forward-shortlisted new collection make plain the territory we're in: here are pieces called "Song of Ascent", "Through a Glass Darkly", a series of poems titled "The Wounds".
We're headed to a photoshoot, and as we eclipse the realm of "fashionably late" into "just plain late" territory, Waka realizes that he's left his boots at the hotel in Queens.
As already mentioned, early hypodensity on plain CT >1/3 MCA territory is associated with thrombolysis-associated haemorrhage.
There are estimated to be around 500,000 Yazidis today, most of them living in the Nineveh Plain in territories disputed between Arabs and Kurds.
Quakers or Protestant clergy predominately controlled most of the central and southern Plains Indian territories, while all other surrounding territories were under the control of appointed military officers.
Historically, the name Berar was given to a province of varying extent, but it no longer has any administrative meaning, having been superseded by the term Vidarbha, though this name refers to a larger area including the Nagpur Plain and other territory in the easternmost part of Maharashtra.
French explorers, missionaries, and traders were the first whites to encounter Plains Indians, in territory that France ceded to the United States only in 1803, with the Louisiana Purchase.
Across the rolling bluffs and the flat plains of his territory, in towns like Defiance and Denison, Honey Creek and Harlan, it is his responsibility to know which caucusgoing Democrats are supporting which candidate.
For those like me who have never taken a case to a tribunal before, this is unknown territory and plain English is what is required, not legalese and officialese.
His first volume of poems, Lyrical Ballads, written in collaboration with Coleridge and published in 1798, stakes his territory: the plain, the rustic, the thoughtful, the everyday, the organic: a poetry in which "the passions of men are incorporated with the beautiful and permanent forms of nature".
"The efforts of mainstream American journalism to explore the territory beyond plain reporting of news have, in other words, been tentative, spotty and unreliable.
