About 3000 bce copper was produced extensively on the island of Cyprus.
It was patented in 1883 for the New England Glass Company at East Cambridge, Mass., and was produced extensively there and by the successor company, the Libbey Glass Company at Toledo, Ohio, into the 1890s.
The next day, she recalled, "Tony called and said, 'I know you said you liked the show.' And he said, 'I don't want to put the arm on you, but can you help make this happen?' " She said yes, as did Daryl Roth, who has produced five Pulitzer winners, and Frederick M. Zollo, who has produced extensively on Broadway and in Hollywood.
The struggles facing the theater, the Bay Area's pre-eminent African-American company, vie for dramatic potential with the high-stakes plots that unfold in many of the works of Wilson, an author whose cannon the theater has produced extensively in its 29-year history.
Maize and teff are produced extensively in the region, and the residue is palatable for livestock as reported by key informants during group discussion.
They may therefore produce extensively O-glycosylated virions.
These characteristically produce extensively O-glycosylated mucins (Patton et al, 1995).
Heterococcus produces extensively branched filaments when grown on agarized culture medium; however, in field samples it produces unicellular coccoid cells that are weakly connected.
Molecules such as MMPs, which are produced extensively in prolapsed discs [ 30], almost certainly play a major role in the natural history of resorbing the offending herniation.
In it, a reading group member demands that the narrator, novelist Guy Ableman, explain why he hates women so much; when he asks her to give him an example, she produces an extensively marked-up copy of his book.
