"The new pushes the old out of the way and retains what it wants to.
So for now, it's up to Mahir and I to make sure that Meenakshi retains what she has taken in so far and keeps building on it.
With the Cabat, small production runs insure that it is not seen everywhere and thus retains what Steele calls its "stealth luxury" appeal.
Even when there are just a few stones left and no one knows what went on here, it retains what D. H. Lawrence called "nodality".
The shelf-stable drink retains what are believed to be the pain-prevention and muscle-damage recovery powers of sour cherries.
He retains what he loves about his native culture the work ethic, language, spicy cabbage while shrugging off the rest.For example, he never liked the way his neighbours in Korea stuck their noses into each other's business.
Given certain independently justified improvements, they can be incorporated into a single view, which he called the Triple Theory, that retains what is insightful about each and discards what is problematic.
Though usually employed for hours for tougher cuts of meat, this short braising retains what little fat the chop of 2002 was born with and prevents the moisture from escaping.
