Denis de Rougemont, in his book, Love in the Western World, observed that 'to judge by literature, adultery would seem to be one of the most remarkable occupations in both Europe and America'.
From the 8 studies that provided occupation-specific infection information, there were remarkable differences in different occupations.
They are farmers, mechanics, or some other useful occupation, and remarkable for good habits".
The Sheikh Down, Mother Jones, September 2009 Living temporarily in Damascus, Bauer took time off in November 2008 to visit the magnificent Crusader castle of Krak des Chevaliers in western Syria – with remarkable conclusions about the American occupation of Iraq, and an ending which – given his present predicament – ends on a note of fearful irony.
Aside from its status as a remarkable memento of the German occupation of France, the novel written during the second world war but only published in 2004 after it was found in the notebooks the author had entrusted to her daughter builds a complex, two-part portrait of French life during the conflict.
The image analysis and DC conductivity results demonstrated remarkable enhancement in the planar occupation ratio of MWNT and the conductivity, respectively, which indicated that fabrication of the composites under the low flow condition was an effective way to enhance the MWNT distribution.
It is also remarkable that expanding and declining occupations in the overall period remain as such when only the expansionary period (1997 2007) is taken into account.
"That they did well in their chosen professions and occupations is even more remarkable.
From June 1871 to September 1873 Manteuffel commanded the Prussian occupation forces in France, exhibiting remarkable tact.
It is remarkable how easily one learns to live with occupation.
