However, many participants developed CFS during prime schooling years, and prior research has shown that educational attainment is not independent of many illnesses.
It is one of the lingering sadnesses of Spark's novel, surely one of the greatest books about growing up, that most of these girls seem to have had their primes at school.
We chose strong motion station locations of the Republic of Turkey Prime Ministry Disaster & Emergency Management Presidency AFAD Earthquake Departmentnt, schools, parks, governmental, or private lands for easy deployment of the circular arrays (Fig. 1b).
(When Mrs. Thatcher was elected prime minister, the school celebrated with an impromptu student-staff cricket match).
Even so, the N. R. A's focus on armed guards as its prime solution to school shootings — and the group's offer to help develop and carry out such a program nationwide — rankled a number of lawmakers on Capitol Hill.
This is just one part of the diversity strategy implemented by Norton Rose Fulbright, which also works with schemes such as The Sutton Trust's Pathways to Law project and, like Mayer Brown, legal work experience initiative Prime, to help school students from working class backgrounds to access the traditional universities that supply the majority of their graduate intake.
Situated on 65 acres of prime parkland, the school has been the property of Holland & Holland since 1931.
Terms such as "the moment of inertia" and "the coefficient of restitution" trip off the tongues of beefy sales guys who in the prime of their school careers probably noogied their academic betters.
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(He thinks that military school primed him for the rigorous discipline of formalist art).
