While tokens served for simple record keeping, and early Sumerian writing was useful for a range of administrative purposes, a relatively complete script is required for writing histories, edicts, treaties, and scientific and literary works that, to be useful, must be read in the same way by all readers.
By the end of the book, Billancourt emerges as a character in itself, a working-class enclave whose very name serves as shorthand for keeping tough in tough times.
"We have had bitter and sufficient experience with the Israeli occupation," he said, "because their pledges happen to be a total illusion that serves as cover for keeping the occupation and expanding settlements".
Moreover, the polymer layers simultaneously served as a matrix for keeping the negatively charged low-molecular cofactors, glutathione and NAD+, in the bioactive layer.
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Excellent New York State cheeses are served, in keeping with the vogue for wacky preserves, with Swiss chard marmalade.
Therefore, freeze drying served as a good method for keeping the antioxidant activities of polysaccharides from comfrey root.
Bereft of the Temple, the rabbinic movement reinvented Judaism, producing the Talmud, which has served as a common model for keeping law and lore alive for fifteen hundred years.
If she were ready for a buyout, what public good would be served by keeping her in an apartment she no longer wanted?
Also, some diplomats say, if densely populated Rwanda is really in Congo for the resources -- diamonds, gold, timber and rich agricultural land -- the Interahamwe serve as a convenient excuse for keeping troops there.
