Environmental barriers also played major roles in establishing a "pause, adapt, spread, pause again" mode of movement, such barriers relating to availability of rainfall and alluvial land, latitude (photoperiodism) and climatic seasonality, and the prior presences of other populations, in some cases with vegetative gardening systems that did not involve rice or other cereals.
The National Gambling Impact Study Commission, on which I served, reported to Congress in 1999, calling for a pause in the spread of gambling.
Sources & acknowledgmentsReprintsIs this just a pause in the spread of globalisation, much as in the 1970s and 1980s, or, more ominously, could it signal a move towards greater isolationism and growing international economic friction?As this special report has noted, historically globalisation has needed a hegemon.
Instructors will also urge students to avoid contributing to the spread of fake news by pausing to verify information before sharing an article on social media, Bradley said. .
Do you think contraceptives help stop the spread of HIV?" Mr. McCain: (Long pause) "You've stumped me".
"We play in all conditions," May-Treanor said afterwards, before pausing as a grin spread across her face, "it's just another reason why we wear bathing suits".
spread, the lithe 66-year-old pauses to gasp at a rare 19th-century table sitting awkwardly in the middle of his workout room.
But a new CR Fashion Book spread, photographed by Tom Ford, is giving us pause.
Not long after we paused our experiments the word spread through the community that the FBI planned an event with biohackers from the US as well as Europe and Asia.
His dancers waddle, with torsos torqued and arms spread, and then extend a pointed leg and pause.
"He always comes back," she said as she paused from spreading straw for the goats, alpacas and miniature horses that live in the barn.
