It doesn't hurt, either, that "La La Land," like recent best picture winners "The Artist," "Birdman" and, to a point, "Argo," celebrates the one thing that Hollywood and Oscar voters can't resist: itself.
More recently, the need for oil has been eliminated by utilization of the resist itself as the immersion fluid, enabling extremely tall structures (hundreds of micrometers) to be written.
Mebyon Kernow, under Cole's leadership, is a grown-up fringe nationalist party that resists wrapping itself in the flag to score cheap headlines.
Moreover, the reduction in processivity seems to depend on the stability of the domains flanking the internal initiation loop; a more stable domain both resists degradation itself and protects the domain on the other side of the loop from degradation, presumably because it extends the time that the substrates compete with each other for the motor sites.
When it comes to employees making change, they don't resist change itself.
Russia has made sympathetic signals but has resisted committing itself to anything but token cuts.
Lior Bregman, an analyst with CIBC Oppenheimer, said that Rockwell resisted divesting itself of its chip business at a time when it could have been sold for a high price.
Today President Bush and his aides found themselves ensnared in at least one of the issues that bedeviled President Clinton as Saudi Arabia resisted committing itself to speeding up the establishment of normal relations with Israel.
Actually, New Orleans itself resists change — an attitude that is widely… So picture this: Thanksgiving , 1972
The model I'd use, which SfA itself resists, is that it's scripted.
