Backpack sporting, heavily perspiring and usually abroad Who is your hero or heroine from outside literature?
The answer is less than a handful (usually abroad), and the question is more than rhetorical, whatever it implies about a macho plot.
If you agree, your pension fund will be transferred from your legitimate scheme into one set up by the company promising you early access to your money – usually abroad.
British graffiti artists who want to paint trains usually go abroad to do it these days, says Mr Webb.A generational shift is apparent, too.
Later today, London fashion week will witness the return of Vivienne Westwood - another British designer who mines the quirky 'British heritage meets punk' territory, and who usually shows abroad.
The British Medical Association believes this kind of drug abuse is growing rapidly, as healthy pill-poppers dupe doctors into writing prescriptions, or buy medicines from unlicensed online pharmacies, usually based abroad.
That's barely the case now: Apple has morphed into a design and retail business that orders in its manufactures from a network of more than 150 companies, usually based abroad.
During the primaries Hillary Clinton came to speak at my school because she has a strong base here.Mary Beech Arlington, VirginiaSIR – The political segregation of Americans usually carries abroad, with a consequence that many are reluctant to talk about sensitive topics when travelling.
The 2008 Bermudian delegation had fewer people than it usually sent abroad, prompting the president of the Bermudian Olympic Association Austin Woods to complain publicly that the year's Olympic team lacked access to quality coaches, administrators, and facilities, and with the exception of several athletes, lacked the skill to be competitive.
Normally, companies like HudBay cannot be held legally liable for the activities of their subsidiary — legal claims based on wrong-doings of the local company cannot, as it is phrased in the legal system, "pierce the corporate veil" and proceed against the parent company, usually headquartered abroad.
The other third, who flee abroad, usually burden neighboring countries.
