The first offspring would live there, but the asset part of the asset/apartment would all the while offer a measure of financial security to the second offspring.
Mr. Sciotto is a hoot as the sixth offspring, the unfortunately named Frankincense (his mom ran out of alphabetically ordered Biblical names when it came to "F").
Instead of producing the first offspring of two Kentucky Derby winners, however, Genuine Risk delivered a stillborn colt.
"WHY 58x38" is the first offspring of Wally Hermès Yachts, a joint venture announced last year between the Paris fashion house Hermès and the Monaco yacht designer and builder Wally.
The fluffy gray chick is the first offspring of two penguins brought to the aquarium a year ago because of their high degree of genetic diversity.
In a way, it's a coming-of-age for the first offspring of the social Web, a generation of companies that are outgrowing their scrappy start-up roots and turning their sites into actual businesses.
They were admiring Nahir Demir, 1 year old, the first offspring of his family to be born in Kafro since the Syriac village was abandoned by order of the Turkish Army in 1994.
In 1834, the historian George Bancroft devoted a dozen pages to it in his landmark "History of the United States," noting that the colony saw the birth of "the first offspring of English parents on the soil of the United States," White's granddaughter, Virginia Dare.
The second offspring is generated in the opposite way.
