The theme of human responsibility to the earth is also present in his novels, including The Memory of Old Jack (1974), which consists of the reflections, dating back to the Civil War years, of a 92-year-old rural man.
For young women trying to find a date in many American cities however, it is a major blight: young men who think it alluring to post a photo of their shirtless reflection on dating apps.
Advanced spaceborne thermal emission and reflection (ASTER G-DEM) (date of acquisition 2006-09-30), included elevation data on a near-global scale to generate the most complete high-resolution digital topographic database of the study area (Fig. 2).
Briefing reporters on Friday morning, white House Press Secretary Roberts Gibbs called Shelby's actions to strongest reflection to date of how badly Washington is broken.
"Trust" is quite possibly a more up-to-date reflection of today's yuppified, multicultural London, but literal accuracy is not much of a selling point in television drama.
An HMRC spokesman called the report "an inaccurate, out-of-date reflection of our phone performance" though he acknowledged service levels were not acceptable last year and said HMRC had apologised at the time.
The figures do provide an up-to-date reflection of what is going on in the market but are not a market-wide sample, and not all the transactions will go ahead.
The seven measures proposed by Altimier and Phillips are based on an up-to-date reflection of the state of the art with respect to neonatal care.1 The need for Core Measures is also explained as a way to bring uniformity to the standards of care that vary greatly from place to place as new progress and advances lead to developments designed to improve neonatal outcomes.
That simplicity was what made the show an absurd, entertaining reflection of modern dating mishaps and successes.
Showing here is one of her absurdist ink-and-collage drawings, "Your Date is Here" (1995), a sarcastic reflection on male-female dating rituals showing a giant naked woman and a man without skin.
