"So they could only grow going through the same stages the West had done.
All civilizations go through the same stages before they collapse and break up into smaller groups, you know?
Coals derived from sapropels go through the same stages of coalification as humic (low hydrogen content) coals.
"There are 50 pilots competing for the same pool of actors, the same pool of directors, the same stages," Janollari says.
People are always going to compare me to him, because, one, we sing the exact same repertory, and, two, we perform on the same stages.
It eventually created a paradigm, too, for how Americans grieve: Kübler-Ross suggested that families went through the same stages as the patients.
Many works have stressed that all children go through the same stages of language development regardless of the language they are acquiring.
This implies, he says, that different cultures with different histories and physical forms will all converge on the same scientific description of reality, and that they will have passed through the same stages of scientific development to get there.
In regions such as sub-Saharan Africa, where a great deal less packaging is used, the majority of waste occurs between harvesting, processing and distribution – far more than in Europe at the same stages of the supply chain.
By a stroke of luck, straight out of school, we were in the no wave New York, playing the same venues that Hell had been playing a couple of years later, standing on the same stages.
"In fact I often shake my head in dismay at the immaturity and puerile view of life and have the greatest compassion for young people who are going through these same stages.
