In Tapachula, the largest city near the Guatemalan border, shelters which once served transient migrants hoping to find work in the US are now full of frightened asylum seekers.
After the Royals beat the Orioles in game two of the A.L.C.S., my dad recalled that being a fan had induced "a state of persistent melancholy punctuated by transient rays of hope".
In Georgia, the state security service, recently placed under Mr. Khaburdzania's management, has circulated photos and fingerprints of every Afghan and Arab transient it has arrested, hoping that American and European intelligence services can determine if Al Qaeda members are among them.
The railroad worker in the 1800s and the oil worker today both live (or lived) transient lives and had no hope of ever owning their own railroad or oil well.At best, they will perform back-breaking labour until they are no longer physically capable or until the company simply doesn't need them anymore.
Even if immunization does not completely protect lynxes against transient infection, there is justified hope that the outcome of FeLV infection will be less severe.
Recent improvements in mammalian expression systems can now rapidly yield over 1 g/L of recombinant antibody from a transient transfection [ 33], raising new hopes for the rapid and large scale production of these valuable reagents.
The Spaniard's appeal is to the youth culture, and it is to be hoped he is not similarly transient.
By taking advantage of the underutilized Patchogue River, supporters of the plan hope to attract thousands of transients who head out to Fire Island during summer weekends to spend more time in the village.
Section of the vestibulospinal tract in the anterior funiculus of the cord, undertaken by Bucy with the hope of relieving hypertonia, resulted in transient but not permanent reduction in spasticity [ 38].
But it is also hoping to apply stricter controls over transient oil tankers, some of which it considers to be unseaworthy.
