The author, a legendary beauty in her day, was oblivious of this latter goal until she first glimpsed Hillary on election night and immediately discerned, with "a pang of jealousy," that this young lawyer in thick glasses shared an intellectual bond with the candidate.
By combining a solution processing of Nafion electrolyte film and RF sputtering deposition at room temperature (RT) on Nafion, we obtained monolithic systems with a simplified architecture (substrate/ITO/WO3/Nafion/ITO) in which a suitable Nafion film (8 µm thick) tightly shares its interfaces with the WO3 layer and the highly transparent and conductive RF-sputtered ITO film.
It's super-thick and shares the same texture as fancy restaurant honey butter.
Part of the backlash against immigrant multiculturalism is based on fear and anxiety about foreign "others" and nostalgia for an imagined past when everyone shared thick bonds of identity and solidarity.
Green thick lines show shared, albeit transposed and inverted sequences.
And while it tastes like a booze-filled chocolate, it doesn't share the thick, syrupy elements.
Sea beet, or sea spinach, is the genetic ancestor of beetroot, chard and perpetual spinach, and shares similar thick, pointed leaves and firm stems.
At the Polish restaurant around the corner, we shared pierogi thick with cheese and fragrant with butter, sauerkraut ripe with vinegar and caraway seed.
Seated at the dining-room table, Violet's daughters all roll around in the thick mud of their shared narcissism — a scene that reminded me of the awful daughters in the old Carol Burnett sketch routine "Mama's Place," which was itself a parody of Tennessee Williams at his most hysterical and derivative.
Huang, T.H. Hsieh and T.C. Huang by sharing a thick leaf blade, spreading perianth-lobes and a conical to cylindrical perianth-tube.
