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One version was briefly staged in 1993 and then consigned to a drawer with 11 other variations.
After "Misadventures," the publisher brought out "Appleby House," which Ms. Smith had written first, then consigned to a closet after repeated rejections.
Briefly released by Columbia Pictures in 1969 and then consigned to oblivion, Jacques Demy's strange, sad and beautiful "Model Shop" has surfaced under the camp umbrella of the Martini Movies line put out by Sony Pictures Home Entertainment.
EVERYBODY knows about Raoul Wallenberg, the Swedish aristocrat who saved 100,000 Jews from the Nazis in Budapest in 1944, and was then arrested by the Soviets on suspicion of being a spy, and then consigned to die--nobody knows quite when--in the Gulag.
The species one from the United States, two from England, and one from Portugal were identified from new analyses of fragmentary fossils collected decades ago but then consigned to museum drawers.
It's simply cruel, incompetent or both to create fallible creatures, subject them to all kinds of unnecessary suffering, give them unclear instructions, and then consign to eternal torture anyone who fails to pick the right religion or meet its requirements.
Light bulbs could then be consigned to the dustbin for ever.
Widely tipped for greatness after the surprise success of their 2005 second album Ascendancy, but then briskly consigned to the metallic dumper after the shambolic dropped clanger of 2006's The Crusade, Trivium have had to reassess their cocksure youthful ambitions over the last decade, but Vengeance Falls suggests that they still have what it takes to become major players.
The immediacy of the phosphorylation and phosphate-elimination sites allows for both reactions to occur in a processive manner to yield the dehydroamino residue, which can then be consigned to the cyclization domain for subsequent Michael-type addition reaction.
The insurance company then consigned it to Sotheby's.
A colleague, Roland Collins, long owned it without realizing anyone was searching for it and then consigned it to Sworders.
