Since April, in the course of knocking on 47 million doors an average of two times, the bureau has logged 430 on-the-job incidents against enumerators, including 13 cases where shots were fired (one man was killed in Baltimore) and 139 cases where a weapon was pulled.
More relevantly, perhaps, since few in the course of history, even on the borders of Denbigh and Flint or Staffs and Salop, have ever tried to do battle with turtles or sponges, it was used to describe an iron implement with a long handle and a ball or bulb at one end: just the job for angry people in smithies eager to belabour each other.
It is almost a century since D. W. Griffith, in the course of "The Birth of a Nation" (1915), dramatized the same assassination, which in turn had taken place only fifty years before.
Daisey has been an Apple fan since childhood, but in the course of writing his latest monologue, The Agony and the Ecstasy of Steve Jobs – it's been in the works for years, but with uncanny timing has just opened at the Public Theatre here in New York – the relationship deepened to the point of obsession.
Since fibrotic areas appear in the course of the life, we evaluated the presence of fibrotic areas at 7 months of age for each group of hamsters.
Some of my colleagues were more naïve and have since been audited, fined and even jailed in the course of trying to alleviate suffering.
Because both Berlin and Rome have recognized the Spanish insurgent government since that declaration was made in the course of an official visit to Germany of Count Galeazzo Ciano, the wording in the "Nazional Zeitung" differs somewhat from the original.
Atatürk's famous thirty-six-hour speech about the birth of the republic has been translated at least three times since it was first delivered, in the course of six days in 1927.
Portal vein thrombosis can occur, but this is a complication rather than a cause of IPH since it usually occurs later in the course of well-established disease.
