Bray's voice is not only singular but sharp as a Ginsu, incorporating veiled references to "Jersey Shore," 'N Sync and other inexplicably popular cultural atrocities designed to appeal to an ever-dumber America.
Though another North African Muslim state, Morocco, was among the first countries in the world to recognize the United States diplomatically, the new nation soon fought the Barbary Wars in the region over attacks on its ships by Berber pirates from Tripoli — the origin of the "shores of Tripoli" reference in the Marines Hymnn.
Apolipoprotein E is a 34 kDa secreted lipoprotein, first discovered by Shore and Shore in 1973, see reference 1.
"It's almost like a nature preserve," Mr. Connery said in reference to the abundance of shore birds there.
Tourism, boating, and sport fishing became economic assets, and eventually "Beach" was added to the city's name, probably in reference to its white, sandy shore.
Modern position-fixing techniques using radar have made the whole process much simpler, for the ship's location is now known continuously with reference to fixed stations on shore or to satellite tracks.
The origin of the city's name is uncertain; it may be derived from a Creek word for "near it" or "a nearby place," for its proximity to the bay, or it may mean "split wood for quick fire," in reference to driftwood on the shore used for firewood.
Higher levels of dioxins (as compared with a neighboring reference area) were found off-shore in the North Sea South of Helgoland in the area previously used for dumping treated sewage from Hamburg.
In 1992, a team of archaeologists and forensic anthropologists identified a site, which they referenced as "NgLj-2", on the western shores of King William Island.
