"Our intention was to replicate, at a smaller scale, the so-called 'eighth continent' made of plastic and garbage which is alarmingly taking over great areas of the Pacific," Luzinterruptus tells The Creators Project.
In the aftermath of the genocide, their families had to cope with severe circumstances and descendants often took over great responsibilities, which often continue today and might explain the ongoing sequelae of distress as depressive and anxiety symptoms [ 7].
Nevertheless, if the Baker commission recommends having the Iraqi army take over a greater share of the fighting, placing limits on the number of American troops in Iraq, and winding down US-led combat operations, Mr Gates could indeed end up sounding a lot like Mr Clifford.
We've had the red conspiracy, now welcome the pink conspiracy to take over this great god-fearing nation and destroy it.
When the new emperor, Theodosius, came east in 380, the Arian bishop of Constantinople, Demophilus, was expelled, and Gregory was able to take over the Great Church (probably the earlier basilica on the site of the present-day Hagia Sophia).
He is a heroic tenor in the making -- a young Jon Vickers, said Eva Wagner-Pasquier, the festival's artistic adviser and a leading candidate to take over her great-grandfather's Bayreuth Festival.
As machines take over work, a greater share of profits will flow to those who own things rather than those who do things.
As the pendulum swings back to larger organizations, they will take over a noticeably greater share of innovation — and innovative markets — than we have seen over the last decade.
Some people dread the day that we could see robots take over, given the great improvements we've seen in robotics in recent years.
Before the breast-beating and symbolic contrivances take over, the cast is great fun to watch.
