We're not told why the town has deteriorated so badly, but the implication is that once the good cop Vincent LaMarca left, a kind of curse fell on the hot-dog stands and beach blankets.
This manuscript should be: 1. shortened 2. clarified To focus on its main original point, the proposition of a network framework to analyze the evolution of eukaryotic LTR retroelements and to show that, once a "good" combination of characters is obtained, then the LTR element mostly evolve within a lineage.
This point is close to the feeling of this expert as noted in his phrase; "the proposition of a network framework to analyze the evolution of eukaryotic LTR retroelements and to show that, once a "good" combination of characters is obtained, then the LTR element mostly evolve within a lineage".
How could the Tiger shrivel as Old Tom Watson found so much of a game that was once good enough to carry him to eight major tournament wins? Watson faced a version of the Tiger's crisis when he shed four strokes in the outward nine.
The RDC-300Z is a good example of a camera that was once good but now is already past its prime.
That was once good enough for such masters as Hans Holbein the Younger, who immortalized many of the big-league hitters in the court of Henry VIII.
The bolted door reads, "Strangers in Tehran are encouraged to consider the prompt, what would make it a good day for you?" A cargo container that once delivered goods over the seas has been transformed into a portal delivering live, real-time images of people stopping by an art center with a similar set-up as the one at Yale, some 6,000 miles away.
C14 BUSINESS DAY C1-13 Free Free to Fee A growing number of Web sites that once offered goods, services or content for free now charge users.
An 81-foot replica of the kind of 19th-century schooner that once delivered goods up and down the New England coast, this vessel, fashioned from mahogany and white oak, takes 47 people at a time on sailing trips.
The question is how long that culture can persist once good times return.
