The Chinese routinely turn powerful lasers skywards, demonstrating their potential to dazzle or permanently blind spy satellites.
Dolora Zajick, who played Adriana's rival for the tenor's love, is almost cursed by her own dependability: she so routinely delivers powerful, full-blooded singing of a kind that's increasingly rare today that it seems almost unremarkable.
WASHINGTON — Urgent warnings by government experts about the risks of routinely using powerful CT scans to screen patients for colon cancer were brushed aside by the Food and Drug Administration, according to agency documents and interviews with agency scientists.
Such prosecutions only move the nation backward to the day when Russia's powerful routinely chose who paid a price for breaking the law.
FROM a compulsively neat desk inside a company that routinely jousts with powerful critics from the White House, Congress, the Federal Reserve and Wall Street, J. Timothy Howard has been the financial architect of one of the world's most formidable and most elegantly designed corporate money machines.
The documents, passed on by a monsignor who worked at a high level in Vatican finances and wanted them made public after his death, revealed that the bank was routinely used by powerful Italian politicians and businessmen to hide bribe money or simply evade taxes.
It does that routinely, berating less powerful nations and their leaders.
The singer has routinely showcased her powerful pipes on the series, and her duet with sparring partner Levine on his band Maroon 5's "Moves Like Jagger" that premiered on the show last year hit No. 1 -- the first chart-topper with her name attached to it since 2001's "Lady Marmalade" – and snagged a Grammy nomination.
In summary, admission blood glucose concentration is a powerful, routinely available marker of mortality risk after AMI.
Reviews have been published on some of the achievements of the dual imaging modality PET/CT, a powerful, routinely and frequently applied molecular imaging tool for diagnosis, staging and therapy monitoring in oncology [ 5– 8].
She wouldn't be embroiled in a lawsuit with her former employer or now disparaged as "abrasive," one adjective routinely employed to describe powerful women in finance (or any powerful woman for that mattter) who make a fuss.
