A thoroughly hard-headed businessman, McCann was a Conservative councillor in Lewisham.
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The potential genetic threats associated with these programs can be grouped into four categories (Table 1) and are reviewed more thoroughly in Hard et al. (1992) and Waples and Drake (2004): Domestication is the difference in selective regime with artificial propagation compared with the selective regime in the absence of a hatchery.
It also shows off Flynn's imaginative range, particularly in the writing of Nick, who is a thoroughly convincing, hard-done-by husband.
Dry clay dissolves more thoroughly than leather hard.
"People think if they brush hard and thoroughly they are doing a good job, but you can wear away your gums and tooth surface.
They are machine-pressed, made of fine clays, thoroughly vitrified, and very hard.
And with Malaysia's Indian and Chinese minorities, which together make up 34% of the population, now thoroughly spooked, it is hard to imagine the opposition patching up its differences.
He has skilfully deflected questions about money, buttered the fans up in a manner that is just on the right side of fawning sycophancy and, as always, come across as a thoroughly decent and deceptively hard bloke.
The industry also claims that complying with the tough disclosure requirements will be costly and may place companies at a competitive disadvantage — but these arguments have been thoroughly discredited, making it hard not to conclude that many would simply prefer to carry on operating in secret.
And the reek will be worse this year than ever, as free schools and assorted other ideas farted from the ever-noxious bumhole that is Michael Gove pollute the atmosphere and fog the once-shining vision of an egalitarian, comprehensive education system so thoroughly that it is hard to perceive even its outline any more.
