For instance, if government spending is used to prop up the economy, legislators can easily recast their pork-barrel spending bills as anti-recession medicine -- even though these projects seldom, if ever, are located where unemployment is high or address sectors of the economy that are hurting.
They would seldom visit Jerusalem, Israel's capital located 50 minutes away, viewing it as too religious, overburdened with history and politics, and generally boring.
Setting an example for the rest of the company, Northrop has relegated the history and artifacts of its own namesake founder, John Jackk) Northrop, to a seldom-used, nonpublic reception area located in the guarded El Segundo factory, across the railroad tracks from a check-cashing store and a strip joint.
Stocks, once located in Flixton village and seldom used, were removed in 1823.
The six legs are all located near the head and are seldom used for walking, but are more useful in catching prey and perching on vegetation to rest or lay eggs.
We assume that the BS is elevated and seldom obstructed by local scatters, while users are located on the street level and surrounded by scatters.
These places are seldom arranged in a special unit, but are located in wards, also include long-term and other short-term placements.
This type is easy to be differentiated from HCC since it is always located in dilated bile duct whereas HCC is seldom associated with bile duct dilation.
Other distinct structure of the upper ionosphere as He+(H+) density subtroughs, located equatoward than LIT, is not so unique and seldom structure, as it was supposed early, since we revealed them in ∼570 cases in ∼1100 orbits.
Considering that the 3FTx toxin genes are about 2.5 kb long and seldom contain EcoR I sites, these multiple 3FTx toxin gene fragments, located in the same BAC clone, are very likely to be tandem duplicates.
Lastly, evaluations, and RDPs, are hard to locate and seldom translated from their native languages, impairing the possibilities of learning from the experiences of others.
