"There are tragic stories of some Eastern Block athletes being forced to get pregnant purely to benefit from the hormonal changes their body would go through," added Whyte, in reference to an alleged practice known as 'abortion doping'. .
Many critics saw "Gnaw" as a reference to a predominantly female practice of self-denial in pursuit of some physical ideal.
This report examines what can be accomplished in conversation by reformulating a reference to a place using the practices of repair.
Mr. Clinton's reference is to a practice by publishers to almost always sell the ad space inside all the front covers to a single advertiser.
Literally translated as "Green Celery" - a reference to the practice of using a stick of celery to perform an abortion – the film is based on the 2010 case of Claudia Pizarro, a 28-year-old woman denied both an abortion and treatment for cancer despite being pregnant with an anencephalic foetus.
Wines of 11.5 percent to 12.5 percent are labeled Federspiel, a reference to the practice of falconry, which used to be popular among the local nobility.
But he then weakens his argument by admitting: "as an American I am glad not to share responsibility for my cousins' marriages", a reference to the practice of all family members being liable to repay dowries on the occasion of a divorce.
In 1163, China's first known synagogue was built, in Kaifeng, in the central part of the country, where, until the mid-nineteenth century, there was a community of Jews, known by the locals as tiao jin jiao, which roughly means "the people who remove the sinew"—a reference to kashruth practices.
This investigation will provide an important reference to engineering practice and evaluation of pipeline structures.
Francis also complained that the church often organizes conferences where "the same voices" are heard over and over, an apparent reference to the practice of hosting only like-minded speakers at church-sponsored academic conferences.
