The ambience isn't quite the same but, even in city centres, freshly-caught fish, cooked on site and served from makeshift premises serves as a reminder that the shore is never far away, says Robin Dunlop, whose Oyster Boys, a pop-up street food operation is about to embark on a month long run at the Edinburgh festival.
During the Japanese invasion of Singapore, the clan association's premises served as an extension of the club's anti-Japanese activities and were used by the Overseas Chinese General Mobilisation Council.
In a sense, smart watch trailblazer Pebble was built on this premise — serving as a companion to your smartphone and offering at-a-glance access to important notifications.
Food premises serving potentially hazardous food could have higher priority for inspection than those serving coffee, carbonated beverages or snacks such as chips, nuts and pop corn.
Thus, strangely, Marx's premises serve to prevent his conclusions; what was false as prediction is true and effective as warning; and what Mark loses in the estimation of mankind as a scientist he regains as emancipator.
Bell Bookshop 52 Bell Street, Henley-on-Thames, Oxon RG9 2BL, 01491 572583 Dating back to the 18th century, in their time these premises have served as a grocers' cooperative and a showroom for Squire cars (as manufactured in Henley in the 1930s).
On this interpretation, there is no vicious circularity in the broader argument, because the truths serving as premises in the arguments for the C&D Rule are Knowable independently of that Rule.
It occurred to me that a wider application of this premise could serve as a motive for Belgrade Design Week.
This premise often serves as the fundamental reason why firms consider transforming their assembly systems from traditional straight-lines to U-shaped layouts.
Therefore, premise plumbing serves as the interface of exposure of people to the microbes inhabiting their water supply.
