Several record executives have told me that NPR has become the prime tool for selling albums outside the teen-pop continuum; "Don't Stop," equally a contemporary dance album and a throwback for parents who are stuck on their Yaz records, would fit right in.
And then time stopped as an equally wild haired boy who reminded me of my son Tejan, returned from the restroom and walked up to his Mom.
Surprisingly, however, in mice bevacizumab started after induction with PTX+DDP (confirmed by imaging analysis) or started together with chemotherapy and continued after it was stopped, was equally effective on survival.
I used to send her art postcards from foreign trips until I realised that their arrival was never mentioned; so I stopped, and the stopping equally went unmentioned.
When they stopped being treated equally, as entitled as anyone else to participate, when the owner Neil Bartholomey instructed that the DJ not place songbooks on their table, learning disability became the issue.
The symmetric process originates particles in the nodes of the OUT, which travel backwards following incoming links (also bidirectional edges if present) selected with equal probability among the possibilities, and the diffusion is equally stopped whenever a node in the SCC is reached through a particular link in the OTF, which receives the annotation.
When a game ends with a 91st-minute free-kick and the men standing over it giggling are Alvaro Arbeloa and Sergio Ramos, when the two most expensive players in history walk away grinning "go on then, your turn", and when a brilliant Ramos curler follows, stopped by an equally brilliant save and you think: "makes sense tonight," you know something's happened.
The film imagines a future when gigantic, Godzilla-like creatures ravage the major cities of the world, stopped only by equally large robots controlled by two mind-melded pilots.
He stopped marketing new shows equally, a vestige of the pre-cable era intended to keep producers happy.
The law stopped treating religious communities equally and brought in a tiered system that distinguishes between so-called incorporated churches, which enjoy many legal advantages, and less fortunate religious groups with fewer entitlements.The troubling thing was that getting recognition as an "incorporated church" required a two-thirds majority in Parliament.
We instructed participants that the Go task and Stop task were equally important and that it would not always be possible to suppress a response when a stop-signal occurred.
