After marveling at the wealth of foodstuffs available in grocery stores and staring wide-eyed at the wonders of snow and television ("Love Boat," to be specific), narrator Ajay begins to think his family's relocation might've been worthwhile.
It might have taken eight years, numerous false starts and relocation to the Welsh wilderness but, with blessing from beyond, LA Priest is finally ready to preach.
Alternatively, the relocation of telomeres by at least two inversions of the ancestral metacentric element might have provided raw material for ITS amplification in MCR that was lost in other species of Phyllostominae.
If ice dams caused you to flee your home for an extended period last winter, you might have found out the hard way that not all insurance plans cover relocation costs, even if the home loss itself is covered.
Selection bias might have been introduced due to the numbers of mothers who were lost to follow up due to relocation or denying receiving referrals despite being on the lists.
"Instead of one great franchise, you might have two struggling franchises," said Robert DuPuy, the president and chief operating officer of M.L.B., who is overseeing the relocation efforts.
Now, as the town government began to plan for the eventual relocation of evacuees from the shelters into temporary housing, possibly to locations miles away, he said officials were beginning to realize that these spontaneous groupings might have a use.
Thus, inhibition of FAK relocation might also contribute to the ability of FX06 to maintain barrier function.
Massive relocation projects have long been a Communist party speciality.
"Relocation would have a hugely detrimental effect on the bears' welfare, and their rehabilitation.
