She was preserving the tape-recorded narcosynthesis interviews she was doing with Mason and preparing to speak about the case at professional meetings.
It is striking how little we know about Kate Bush, how completely she's preserved her privacy.
In 2005, the government of Serbia granted her limited heritage protection after citizens demanded that she be preserved as a floating museum.
An Egyptian bride's wedding-night blood represents more than just the loss of her virginity; it represents that she's preserved herself and – more importantly – her family has preserved her and thus the family's honour according to the tenets of traditional Egyptian values.
An Egyptian bride's wedding-night blood represents more than just the loss of her virginity; it represents that she's preserved herself and more importantly—her family has preserved her and thus the family's honor according to the tenets of traditional Egyptian values.
More than preserving her own experience, she is preserving a culture that has largely vanished.
But at the same time she has altruistic reasons: The newspaper's headquarters adds to a growing portfolio of historic buildings she's preserving, and she wants to explore printing on things other than dead trees, such as paper derived from rice or kenaf, a fibrous plant.
But all she did was preserve what the department had; she has yet to upgrade the operation or figure out a way for her department to become the clear mother ship for US smart power deployed in messy international situations.
Their income was preserved.
