Comparing the conflict in Sierra Leone with the one in Congo, formerly Zaire, unfortunately suggests that its resolution is hopeless.
WHILE clearly informal, Catoonah Kitchen and Bar in Ridgefield is anything but the bacon-fried eggs-hash kind of place its name unfortunately suggests.
A silent, glowing blob that unfortunately suggests the leavings of a radioactive cow, the mysterious visitor colonizes the children's subconscious.
Or for those who, as Governor Paterson, who seems to have forgotten what his job is, unfortunately suggested regarding the community center, stay out of certain part of town?
Americans who are concerned about mass detentions and secret hearings and tribunals that can put people to death on a two-thirds vote with all avenues of appeal effectively blocked are not unpatriotic, as Mr. Ashcroft unfortunately suggested last week.
Given Ms. Dunlop's candid assessments of "the appalling suffering that his policies and political movements inflicted on the Hunanese," encountering Mao's smiling visage every few pages unfortunately suggests that Big Brother is still watching.
The fact that Laysan albatrosses from both colonies ingest plastic, unfortunately, suggests that the core areas where albatrosses prefer to forage contain substantial amounts of floating debris that are consumed.
This unfortunately suggests that healthcare teams will continue to opt for exempting family members from this sentinel event in the lives of their relatives.
Endicott and Ho [ 27] applied an internal calibration to the human mtDNA tree by specifying priors on the ages of three nodes in the tree associated with demographic signals: the entry into Australia and New Guinea by establishing a minimum of 40 ka for haplogroup P; and the post-Last Glacial Maximum expansion of haplogroups H1 and H3 (unfortunately suggested as 18 ka).
Unfortunately, besides suggesting a questionable perspective on reference, this interpretation raised further questions about what distinguished eliminativism from reductionism.
