Prescription bottles are sporting pink child-proof covers, Facebook is offering a temporary "Go Pink!" profile picture, and breast cancer cheerleaders are on street-corners everywhere shouting cutesy sayings like, "Save the Ta-Tas!" or worrisome statistics, like "1 in 8 women will be diagnosed.
The Ifugao lack political organization and have relied on marriage alliances and trading pacts; they recognize temporary go-betweens who settle disputes in terms of customary law.
But there was one marked difference -- the lusty chant of "Let's go, Rangers!" when Roman Lyashenko scored the temporary go-ahead goal.
Originally from the area around Erfurt in eastern Germany, Mr. Hintermeier has spent 15 years as a temporary worker, going wherever the jobs are.
Except his narrow "victory," reported to be by eight votes, earned him a nice temporary title going into the New Hampshire primary on Tuesday night: Winner.
Was the Republican convention just one step too many for her? A. Have you seen that temporary bridge going over 34th Street?
These questions are the subject of Dia: Beacon's first temporary exhibition, "Going Forward Into Unknown Territory: Agnes Martin's Early Paintings 1957-67".
Our colleague David Carr, at The Times Media Decoderr blog, observed that Mr. Romney's win, however slim, "earned him a nice temporary title going into the New Hampshire primary on Tuesday night: Winner".
Figures from the Higher Statistics Agency show that 68% of research-only staff are on fixed-term contracts in the UK, with the number of teaching-only staff on temporary contracts going up by a third between 2009-10 and 2011-12.
By chance, the number of infected persons reports may vary around the average, with temporary runs going up (or down).
