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Originally designed by hand, corsets were mass produced by the 1870's, although some finer-quality versions retained hand-sewn details.
But Project Linus New Jersey Inc. broke away in 2000 and became an individual nonprofit group, affiliated by name only, so as to retain hands-on control and keep the group's funds from being filtered through a larger organization, Ms. Roberts said.
Meanwhile, in the South, authorities who were desperate to retain field hands jailed Northern labor agents, and sometimes arrested migrants en masse, if only to make them miss their trains.
"It's our first open world game, but we wanted to retain the hand-crafted feel that our Resistance and Ratchet & Clank levels have," says Murray.
Mr. Habibie and his political allies want the army to retain its hand in selecting presidents for 5 to 10 more years.
The governor is likely to retain a hand in the planning and rebuilding of the trade center because federal money for the recovery is funneled through the state.
In parts of northern Europe, unions retain a hand in collecting premiums and administering payments, forging a link between benefits and a concrete institution less remote and alien than "the welfare state".
David Cameron and his Liberal Democrat deputy, Nick Clegg, have unveiled emergency surveillance legislation that will shore up government powers to require phone and internet companies to retain and hand over data to the security services.
The day after we meet, Labour controversially supported emergency legislation that shores up government powers to require phone and internet companies to retain and hand over data to the security services.
From Salatin's perspective, the states that retain a hand in the inspection process tend to have a more viable, local-food-friendly network of small abattoirs than the states that don't.
