Mr. Leibell, 64, a Navy veteran who spent decades in the Reserve, served 28 years in the State Assembly and then the State Senate, where he was chairman of the homeland security committee.
Such reserve served him well in the fiscal role of comptroller, the position that he held the longest and that yielded what he calls his most significant achievements, including securing a cost-of-living increase for pensioners and making the auditing of local government less punitive and more instructional.
That same outer reserve served as a source of strength when she was called to view her son's severely beaten corpse before the traditional Muslim bathing by Alauddeen in preparation for the funeral at the Islamic Cultural Center in Oakland.
Similarly, what patient factors (e.g. genetics, cognitive reserve) serve as protective factors that allow subsets of patients to tolerate therapies better than other patients?
Mr. Braun, a talkative Big Picture guy, takes the lead in romancing the prospect; Mr. Modgil, more reserved, serves as his technical backup.
He was in both the Army and Air Force reserves, serving in Europe.
Located on arid lands capable of supporting only sparse human and animal populations, the African reserves served as labour reservoirs, subject to police raids and pass laws.
Methionine supplementation seems to impact the preimplantation embryo in a way that enhances its capacity for survival because there is strong evidence that endogenous lipid reserves serve as an energy substrate.
One, the Taco Bar ([email protected]), opened in August as a speakeasy (with an address that is private until you reserve) that serves food made by a Taiwanese-American chef from Texas.
The patrician reserve that serves as a foil for her carnal rapacity in so many roles is a legacy of her upbringing — her father was a British colonel and an Olympic athlete (he won a gold medal in swimming), and her mother was an heiress — although Rampling's personal life has been anything but unperturbed.
