Allen Weinstein, president of the Washington-based Center for Democracy, works withs withethe Russian government to promote democratic reform in Russia, said that the records would provide Americans with "a remarkable historical reference," but that those expecting to find answers to persistent riddles like the Hiss and Rosenberg spy cases were likely to be disappointed.
His treatment of the issue and attendant critique of the inflated views on it of his rationalist predecessors led him to some remarkable insights into reference to and consciousness of self.
Acknowledging a "truly remarkable series of references" and praising the peer's dedication to public service, Saunders said: "All that Lord Taylor has thrown away.
In his biography of Ford, Joseph McBride runs through the remarkable number of references to Lincoln throughout Ford's filmography and quotes Peter Bogdanovich about the elderly Ford speaking of Lincoln with "such an extraordinary sense of intimacy in his tone… that somehow it was no longer a director speaking of a great President, but a man talking about a friend".
This chapter provides some background about this remarkable biopolymer, with specific reference to its use as a self-assembling hydrogel for health-care-related applications.
Our best estimates of the paleopoles for A1, A3, and A4 are in remarkable agreement with the reference apparent polar wander path of China in late Cretaceous to early Paleogene, confirming that Korea has been rigidly attached to China (by implication to Eurasia) at least since the Cretaceous.
The Ashmolean exhibition taps into that.However acerbic, Gillray's images are beautifully drawn and composed and full of a remarkable range of cultural references, from classical antiquity to mathematics and great artists of the past.
Wigan's supporters had started the game chanting for Blackpool, in reference to the remarkable events on this pitch on Saturday afternoon.
In the bibliography of Robert Durling's edition of Petrarch's Rime Sparse, there is a reference to the "remarkable Irish prose translations" by John Millington Synge, which I eventually set.
It was observed that, the percentage increase of shear capacity over the reference specimen is remarkable for group A and nearly equal to 40%.
