According to the C.D.C., the tissues became contaminated from bacteria in the cadaver's gastrointestinal tract that had spread through the body after death.
The Tennessee Valley Authority donated to the state a 13,000-acre tract that includes one of North America's most biologically diverse rivers.
The development's houses, under construction by Hauppauge Country Club Associates, are being built on a 134-acre tract that has a newly designed 18-hole golf course.
The procedure replaced chemotherapy as the standard treatment for all cancers of the digestive tract that did not respond to radiotherapy.
And, Good Luck, was another liberal tract that went down very well here, railing against the McCarthy era and crying for freedom of journalistic expression.
They envisaged a microbicide-containing lining for the vaginal tract that is a squishy solid rather than a liquid.
In Minnesota, the inhabitants of the Federal Correctional Institution in Sandstone turned up down the road "in a tract that should have almost no one in it," said Tom Gillaspy, the state demographer.
But in 1997, he published Mind-Benders, a tract that listed hundreds of Jews in the British media and purported to show evidence of the "globalist" - a code word for Jewish - conspiracy against the white race.
In 1803, when New York above Houston Street was only just developing, Astor bought a large tract that included what is now Astor Place and much of Lafayette Street.
Aeolian action is evident in the coastal tract that resulted in the formation of sand dunes.
Great Plains is based on a bucolic, 80-acre tract that includes a wheat field.
