"As of this week," Dorian wrote, "visitors to the Southern Cemetery in Chorlton-Cum-Hardy Chorlton-Cum-Hardyfind Chorlton-Cum-Hardy, Manchestera brand-newillmorial that resembles, among other things, an art gallery plaque, a giant business card and the monolith find 2001: amongce Odyssey.
As of this week, visitors to the Southern Cemetery in Chorlton-Cum-Hardy Chorlton-Cum-Hardyfind Chorlton-Cum-Hardy, Manchestera brand-newillmorial that resembles, among other things, an art gallery plaque, a giant business card and the monolith find 2001: amongce Odyssey.
He line "30 years of hurt" resembles prominently among those who not only remember the song's release, but the rather saddening fact that this number has already increased by 18 years.
She has had the temerity to focus her new book on a mad genius, a reclusive filmmaker named Stanislas Cordova who faintly resembles Stanley Kubrick, among others, and is said to have legendary dark powers.
In an irony of fantastic proportions, the best example of Cruz' lawlessness comes via former Republican president Richard Nixon, the man whom Cruz most resembles from among our pantheon of past presidents.
Similarly, 27% of Dutch adolescents reported multi-site pain, with females having twice as high a prevalence as males [ 1]. Almost 20% of the adolescents in our population reported almost daily pain, which shows that the prevalence of almost daily pain among adolescents closely resembles that found among adults [ 37, 38].
To this end, and based on the fact that the propagation of computer viruses among computers resembles that of biological viruses among a population, dynamical modeling is one of the most effective approaches.
By some measures, Donald Trump's standing among the activists resembles his current spike among Republican identifiers in national primary polls.
The albatross, Baudelaire declared, resembles the poet among men.
After a two-year follow-up period, 4 cancers (3 breast and 1 peritoneal, a type that resembles ovarian) developed among the remaining 98 women who had preventive surgery.
If human sociality has its roots in our primate past -- and it surely does -- and if the advantages of living in a group predate the evolution of Homo sapiens, it's worth asking whether the menacing side of a human crowd likewise resembles group behavior among nonhuman species.
