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In fact, the dogged quality of life in its end stages has come as a slight embarrassment to more than a few ecologists and conservation biologists.

26 NEW YORK/REGION33-37 New Scrutiny for Paterson Lt. Gov. David A. Paterson's rise from relative obscurity to center stage has come with astonishing speed.

His rise from relative obscurity to center stage has come with astonishing speed, and with it, Mr. Paterson is about to face something new: serious scrutiny of his legislative record, political connections and handling of government money over two decades.

While both steps of the argument are controversial, the second stage has come in for especially heavy fire (for a careful discussion of the dialectical significance of Jackson's argument, see Suikkanen 2010).

Ruggiero, who wears a prosthetic leg while not on stage, has come to view his peg leg as an instrument rather than an impediment.

Not when she's sold the stage rights — her business degree has come in handy here and there — to "Mad Hot Ballroom" to Jerry Mitchell, a veteran of film-to-Broadway hits like "The Full Monty" and "Legally Blonde".

The implication was that we might at this late stage have come to expect otherwise.

Some of those who have shared their blobs on the Web site and on stage have come away feeling warmly about Advanta.

Black actors on screen and stage have come a long way since Randall graduated in community arts at the Rose Bruford college in 1981.

(It's almost certainly not a coincidence that the stage looked eerily similar to the Second City stage, which has come under some controversy lately.

Conservatives within the organization, led by Carter, staged what has come to be called the Cincinnati Revolt.