While most of today's politically connected companies do not have standing armies as East India did, the piece argues there are many similarities between the two, chiefly that they "serve two masters, keeping one eye on their share price and the other on their political patrons".
Entomologists using behaviour rather than morphology as a major taxonomic criterion have found that five of the six species have distinct songs; that four of them overwinter as nymphs, the other two chiefly as eggs; and that, to a considerable extent, the habitat preferences are different i.e., one species lives in abandoned fields, another in leaf litter of open woodland.
Facebook has more than 900 million users who log in at least once a month, but it makes only a few dollars per year from each one, chiefly through advertising.
They had stopped for a three-hour break when their advance guard spotted what Rogers reported as "ninety-six, chIndiansndIndians
A link developed during the war with the King's Royal Rifle Corps (KRRC), whose Southern Rhodesian contingent numbering a few hundred, chiefly in its 2nd and 3rd Battalions was the largest on the Western Front.
Three hundred and seventeen chiefly euchromatic BACs were sequenced.
The two men chiefly responsible for the new lights are Hulan E. Jack, Borough Pres., & Arthur C. Ford, Commissioner of Water Supply, Gas & Electricity.
The couple met in her final year at Oxford, where Barber studied English and slept with about 50 men in just two terms, chiefly out of curiosity.
Yet, for the past year, the EU has hung back from approving the launch of free-trade talks between the two blocks, chiefly because of fears in France and elsewhere, of competition from Mercosur's efficient agribusinesses.
The two grand, chiefly Georgian-built areas of the capital are a big draw for tourists and daytrippers, fanning out around Cork Street, renowned for its art galleries and salesrooms, and around Savile Row, for many years the heart of Britain's bespoke tailoring industry.
Brendan Gill started his review, "Yes to 'No,'" on a grudging note: "The two qualities chiefly required to write a thriller on the order of Ian Fleming's famous 'Dr. No' are hard to find — at any rate, they're hard to find in a grown man," he wrote.
