Me: Well, I think that you might have got your two universes a bit transposed.
*"Bosniaks" and "Bosnian Muslims" in the second paragraph were transposed.
When Duke Ellington visited Addis, Mr Astatke transposed some of the American bandleader's numbers from the West's eight-note scale into Ethiopia's five-note scale.
In the meantime, here's the lesson for flyers: if your plane is pitched down right before landing, brace for impact.*Correction: I transposed the digits in the flight number in the text of the post.
This version was heavily cut and much transposed.
He fears this new rule could even drive trading from London.As the rules are transposed into national laws across Europe, differences in interpretation and practice are likely to remain.
The directive could be passed by early next year though it will take longer to be transposed into national law.Investment banks, aware that the margins of the 1990s may have gone for good, are fighting against the erosion of their businesses by exchanges, clearing counterparties, and central securities depositories.
It is less a sequel than a baroque variation, transposed in part to Italy, in which Lecter is more gourmet than cannibal.
Both the Muslim Council of Britain (MCB) and the more radical Muslim Association of Britain, neither of them fans of British foreign policy, called for his release and condemned his subsequent beheading.Britain may have escaped a similar horror transposed to homelier climes this week.
If transposed to modern politics, it is easy to imagine Washington as a patrician Republican, representing Virginia in the Senate and facing a primary challenge from the tea party.Keepers of the flame at Mount Vernon have a plan for restoring Washington-the-politician to view.
At the moment, EU legislation is examined by the fulltime European Scrutiny Committee, and – once it has been transposed into a draft piece of legislation – by ad-hoc European committees filled with (often unwilling) conscripts.
