That spread occurred amidst conflations about the difference between the HRBAP, CCD, and Triple A processes.
Like the lion's share of the band's past work, the album's led by Nagano's vocal stylings, set amidst a spread of electronics—in this case a little more revved up then albums past.
Geddes' tower arranged the history of the city into a vertical array of exhibition spaces while offering a broadened perspective of the city's condition amidst the lateral spread of the region.
After his exit, news spread that he was fired amidst budget problems.
6, 45 Little has been known or reported about the situation in Africa amidst the geographic spread of dengue worldwide.
And in between is the Parker Ranch, a soothing 150,000-acre spread of neon-green plains glowing amidst the basalt slopes with a "Bali Hai -ish seductiveness tHai -ish to be explored.
You might think holiday traffic over here might be bad, but imagine sitting amidst a sea of cars spread across no less than 50 lanes of congestion brought to a standstill for hours on end as hundreds of millions of revelers headed home at the end of Golden Week, which celebrates the founding of the People's Republic of China.
Amidst growing concerns over the spread of antibiotic-resistant Staphylococcus aureus strains, the identification of alternative therapeutic molecules has become paramount.
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By Janet Flanner The New Yorker, December 12 , 1936P. 99 Three weeks ago King Edward VII made a voluntary visit to the distressed areas of Wales where, amidst the beginning o a public enthusiasm which soon spread over the land, hedeclared to the crowds of the unemployed, "I am here to help you".
The New Yorker, December 12 , 1936P. 99 Three weeks ago King Edward VII made a voluntary visit to the distressed areas of Wales where, amidst the beginning o a public enthusiasm which soon spread over the land, hedeclared to the crowds of the unemployed, "I am here to help you".
