With accusations of corruption and improper surveillance, their relationship may have been the most contentious New York has seen since the days of Roscoe Conkling; before Spitzer's premature leave-taking, the governor's ability to act had already been largely obstructed by Bruno.
They recognize that our Social Security system is the nation's most efficient, universal, secure, and fair source of retirement income, as well as pre-retirement income in the event of disability or premature death, leaving dependent children.
Americans should be confident and secure in the knowledge that, if tragedy should strike in the form of premature death, leaving dependent children, or in the form of a serious disabling illness or accident, which makes work impossible, their incomes will be replaced, thanks to the Social Security benefits they have earned.
The new exon is alternatively spliced; its inclusion leads to premature termination, leaving the ancestral exon 12b as 3′ untranslated region (3′ UTR, depicted as half grey).
One animal died from myocardial failure during shock induction and two animals dropped out during resuscitation and observation due to premature death, leaving eight dogs for final statistical analysis.
Then there was the love of his life, his wife Susan whose premature death left him married to work.
Potter, who was briefly engaged to one of the Warnes before his premature death, left the rights to her works to the publisher on her death.
Lee's premature death left a large market without a commodity — a void soon filled by the waves of "Bruceploitation" films that soon swelled to tsunami proportions.
Gene Russianoff of the Straphangers Campaign, dean of the transit system's rider advocates, said that Mr. Walder's premature departure left the system in a lurch.
She was keen to entrench them before the government's term expires in 2007 but her premature departure leaves that work incomplete.
