They involved HP's WebOS initiative and they state, in short, that the hardware part of the team is hitting the bricks while the software group will remain ensconced close to HP's putrescent heart.
"Once a day," she begins, "I try to state in short words what I think.
Also, Hartgen dismisses a city report's claims concerning increased land use as a result, stating: "In short, the big winners are about 4,000 prior bus riders, 4,000 commuters living close to the line, and 400 South Carolina drivers".
A few days after the Bureau of Prisons had transferred him to the CMU without warning or reason, they gave him a one-page memo that stated in a short five-sentence paragraph why he had been transferred.
The state, in short, holds that no Chinese Jews exist.
Creating ethnically homogenous territories and states (in short, getting rid of minorities) is hardly a new idea.
Then, the challenge is to define the material geometry and environmental conditions to meet the in-service material state in short time.
The exception was her cerebral cortex, which is the seat of language, of the processing of sense impressions, of thought, of awareness of one's surroundings and one's inner state — in short, of consciousness.
So it is not pirticularly surprising to find their tribute to Stalin in "The Vow," which opened on Saturday at the Stanley, about as flowing and fulsome as could be, considering Mr. Stalin's position in the Soviet state.In short, "The Vow" is not subtle.
Few states, in short, are much swingier.In this section Returning to the mountaintop Medicare, ultimate edition The incomer effect Money trouble Heard on the trail They aren't building that A mandate of slackers ReprintsVirginia's politics have changed because its demography has.
The states, in short, have caved in to the interests of trophy hunters, trappers, houndsmen, and ranchers and not properly handled their responsibility to care for animals whose numbers are still limited and whose ecological and economic benefits are routinely undervalued.
