These debatable, sparse references to mutants being "bad" is seen as ample justification by many to persecute super-powered mutants.
He wants to inject more patriotic education into schools and water down already sparse references to Japanese war crimes.
"Out of all my son's friends, I probably liked this kid the best.' The high school's 1999 yearbook has sparse references about the three.
Within a couple of minutes, the sparse Vicks references the Virginia Tech shootings, Ian Curtis's suicide, self-harming and arson: look for the genre of that track on iTunes and you'll see Mike G has simply labelled it "Murder".
For example, some guidelines omitted details of their methods for searching the literature, or provided sparse (or no) reference lists.
Moyles's Twitter presence is pretty much a companion to his breakfast show; active during the week, sparse at weekends, references to the celeb lifestyle and occasional soliloquies to his beloved Leeds United.
Interesting insights include the most cited references; topics where references are sparse, indicating immaturity of the field; the longitudinal distribution of references; organizations with the most authors cited; and the most active research topics.
In the bibliography of Robert Durling's edition of Petrarch's Rime Sparse, there is a reference to the "remarkable Irish prose translations" by John Millington Synge, which I eventually set.
In the reference scheme, sparse sources are first compressed with 7ZIP.
