Centered around the community of Maria Stein, the location of the Convent of Mary, Help of Christians, this predominately Catholic region is dotted with many large Romanesque Revival or Gothic Revival churches whose tall spires rise above tiny communities and can be seen from miles around.
Bocanegra used to play left back when he was with Rennes in France but he has predominately been a center back the last few years.
Mr. Gerdemann said the employees who received notices that their jobs would be eliminated by April 6 work predominately in two distribution centers, in Ontario, Calif., and Blairs, Va.
History will not remember "The Fast and The Furious" as a work of art, but it will be the pioneering franchise that allowed a multiracial cast, predominately Latinos, to take center stage as full-fledged characters and not as caricatures of themselves - pillaging the box office in the process.
Both centers serve predominately African American patients.
First, it is unclear whether the findings can be generalized to patients evaluated in routine clinical practice as subjects in this study were assessed at National Institute on Aging Alzheimer's Disease Centers (ADCs) which are predominately urban, university medical centers that have recruited mostly (approximately 90%) white participants [ 26].
PAGE A9 31 KILLED IN ATTACK NEAR BAGHDAD At least 31 people were killed and 60 were wounded in a car bomb attack in the center of the predominately Shiite town of Dujail, north of Baghdad, according to Iraqi police officers in Dujail and in the provincial capital, Tikrit.
The transplant education of kidney patients at UCLA-KPTP randomized to the UC education condition will take place predominately during evaluation at the transplant center and afterwards, by telephone, as needed (Table 3).
Over two years the questionnaire was distributed to eligible women by staff, predominately midwives, of participating clinics and centers after information about the purpose of the study was given and informed consent was obtained.
This is a single center Canadian study in a predominately white population with universal health care.
