It irks Johnson that compliments are heaped on Viacom's MTV, which similarly thrives on a steady diet of pernicious programming; no one expects Thomas Freston, the chairman of MTV, who is white, to be a role model for his race.
It irks Johnson that compliments are heaped on Viacom's MTV, which similarly thrives on a steady diet of pernicious programming; no one expects MTV Chairman Thomas Freston, who is white, to be a role model for his race.
Winterson, similarly, seemed to thrive on a scrap.
Similarly, failure to thrive was more prevalent at all timepoints among infants and toddlers exposed to chronic maternal depressive symptoms in comparison with those unexposed (Table 2).
Similarly subtle players thrived in the 60s, keeping time tightly but majestically, such as the Stones' Charlie Watts (try Under My Thumb), Stax Records' linchpin Al Jackson Jr, and the prolific Earl Palmer.
Junior doctors are similarly exposed to caring for people who appear to thrive in life despite ill health and suffering.
Similarly built in that they're both mobile on defense and thrive on playing hard-hitting games, they played three 2-1 gands and one 3-1 contest in the 2012 Stanley Cup Finals, which the Kings won in six games.
Similarly, the eradication of violence enables communities as well as women to thrive -- stronger women build stronger nations.
When these benefits to premature babies are translated to veterinary medicine, it can be assumed massage has the potential to similarly improve the outlook for puppies and kittens suffering from failure to thrive after birth.
He prefers the term "water-smart gardening," which he describes as looking beyond native grasses to attractive imports from regions with similarly dry climates -- snow irises from eastern Asia, say, or daisies that thrive in the mountains of South Africa.
