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The connection, said Ajarma, was made initially by Palestinian activist Mohammed al-Azrak, who splits his time between the occupied territories and Glasgow.
There and in the bookmaking industry of Korea, where the method was applied more extensively during the 15th century, the ideographic type was made initially of baked clay and wood and later of metal.
I consider it an artwork -- not only because it was made (initially) by artists but also because, as a visual symbol with various possible meanings (I have AIDS; I demand action about AIDS; I care about people with AIDS; everyone else cares about AIDS), it used the codes of visual design (color, line, texture, etc).
SIGAR claimed in Thursday's letter that the decision to opt for private security and accommodations was made initially by Paul Brinkley, the Task Force's first director who stepped aside in 2011.
Some progress was made initially, including the establishment of the town of Fellsmere in which land was sold for $100 an acre, but sales lagged because of a scandal regarding land sale fraud and faulty draining reports from the Everglades.
The fusion was made initially as a model to develop a novel protein microarray-on-demand technology [19].
Claims were made initially that the bodies belonged to those killed in an epidemic in the 1940s or a mudslide.
No payments were made initially, but the training went ahead anyway with Britain agreeing to temporarily front the costs.
Mr Kelland said Mr Neave's body was so badly damaged that identification had to be made initially from documents found on him.
The label "prosecutorial misconduct" is often assigned to cases involving violations of the Brady disclosure obligation because the decision on whether information is exculpatory is made initially by the prosecutor, not the judge.
These trials were made initially, prior to establishing the dose response curve to pheromone and plant odors, and therefore they did not necessarily fit the response thresholds.
