The nomenclature employed in Blackstone's recent quarterly report is foreign and pretentious, precluding a sharp penciled fix on near-term and long-term earning power.
Soft tissue was dissected down to the bone and the aiming device was placed with the tube for the drill hole at the medial aspect and the sharp tip fixed on the lateral aspect of the tibia or femur.
The aiming device has to be placed with the tube for the drill hole at the medial aspect and the sharp tip fixed on the lateral aspect of the tibia or femur.
Another Home Office study put the national cost of drug-related crime at perhaps £4 billion a year.In this section Mowlam's choice Sharp practice Fixing it Choosing the messenger Uncharted waters The end of the pier show Delusions of civic grandeur Straw's welcome ReprintsThe Brighton project, called "Get It While You Can", aims to break this link between drugs and crime by treating the addiction.
Boundaries within CAM and between the CAM domain and that of the dominant system are not always sharp or fixed" [ 8].
Boundaries within CAM and between the CAM domain and that of the dominant system are not always sharp or fixed" [ 50] Another definition which was coined by Eisenberg in 1993 in the USA and was then widely adopted is "medical interventions not taught widely at U.S. schools or generally available at U.S. hospitals" [ 8].
By turns vivid and grubby, sharp and distracted, "Fix" aligns its mood with the view (the ruins of the South Central Farm are noted with a moment of rueful silence) to deliver a love letter to Los Angeles as well as an ode to fraternal obligation.
The people carry themselves with a strong spirited demeanour and bright, sharp eyes that fix you firmly as they brush past.
In recent days, Wall Street firms, including Citigroup, JPMorgan Chase, Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley, all reported a sharp squeeze in fixed-income trading revenue as investors held tight to their positions in anticipation of a decision by the Federal Reserve to pare its $85 billion-a-month bond-buying program.
An opposing general for the Hungarians, Wesselényi, responded in kind, by flaying alive Imperial troops, and fixing sharp iron hooks in fortress walls, upon which he threw captured Germans to be impaled.
