Most of the study participants think much positively about 'donation' of unused articles to acquaintances as gifts or 'Passing on', and think that it is the most non-obligative and effective way.
Instead, the pictures in this post are stills from the documentary and unused shots from the magazine article.
A matron got embroiled with Macy's over an article which she returned, unused, with the request for a refund.
The New Yorker, August 8 , 1942P. 7 A matron got embroiled with Macy's over an article which she returned, unused, with the request for a refund.
"Any member of the student body or faculty seeing a flying saucer… A matron got embroiled with Macy's over an article which she returned, unused, with the request for a refund.
By Grace Hegger Lewis and Russell Maloney The New Yorker, August 8 , 1942P. 7 A matron got embroiled with Macy's over an article which she returned, unused, with the request for a refund.
Cuba's rapidly growing evangelical churches also staked out positions against the article, increasing pressure on a government unused to public pushback.
I had been feeling bad about spending so much to get rid of an unused closet -- that is, until I read this article.
The differences between the two data sets in Table 1 were most likely owing to the way in which we chose the first set, which resulted in a bias toward more recent articles, leaving older articles with fewer mutations per article, in the second set and third unused set.
Using a range of medical, statistical, and government files, including hitherto unused records which have been made available by the Registrar General for Scotland, this article explores the social history of stillbirth registration.
