(The mongrel instrument, which he calls a flutonette, imported a suggestion of Middle Eastern microtonality).
Officials shut down most of the economy to halt the spread of a previously unknown strain of the mongrel H1N1 virus, which is comprised of avian, swine and human influenza viruses.
While the FRC is something of a mongrel of a watchdog, it has a huge territory to guard: it sets the standards within which auditors, accountants and actuaries work in the UK as well as being sponsor of the UK Corporate Governance Code for companies and the Stewardship Code for investors.
Semantics are probably not Ted's strong suit anyway, considering earlier this year he called the president a "mongrel", which is a term used to describe dogs that aren't purebred.
The Mongrel Coalition, an anonymous pressure group which has in the past taken a position against Place's appropriation of Gone With the Wind, says it didn't protest to the Whitney.
A critic found it "the most gaudy concern I ever saw" and "a vast pile of mongrel gothic which ... is a monument of wealth, ignorance and bad taste".
Methods: Cardiac arrest was induced in ten mongrel dogs which were anesthetized and paralysed.
That's where he explains that his book is not quite history and not quite fiction but something in between, a mongrel narrative in which an "idea is the hero".
The total fluoroscopy exposure time was thus 80 seconds which yielded a radiation dose of about 25 mGy to the mongrel dog.
Unfortunately, in general very little is known about the population and molecular genetics of mongrels (which are, in our case, not cross-breeds of known purebred parents but rather mainly the descendents of mongrels), so our explanation of the present results is based on a most plausible scenario.
