B. Unstable: when because of the asymmetry of the pelvic ring there's a torac-pelvic cifoscoliotic deformity.
He remained there until 1915, when, because of wartime emergency, he had to report to Vienna for military service.
WHEN, because of these penalties, do many estimate Penn State will be able to return to college football's top echelon?
It happened 30 years ago, when, because of tennis politics, most of the men took a holiday in late June.
More than two million Defenders have been sold since 1948 when, because of steel shortages after the war, aluminium was used for most of the body panels.
The country's arms industry flourished under apartheid when, because of sanctions, it had to supply the government with all its military needs.
The bitters were manufactured in Ciudad Bolívar until 1875, when, because of political instability in Venezuela, the company moved to Port of Spain, Trinidad.
Hardly anyone seemed to notice, though, especially not those here smiling and singing John Denver's "Country Roads" when, because of Smith, the Mountaineers had won.
The plan at first failed when, because of the political chaos caused by the Stuart rising, all theatres in London were closed before Gluck arrived in England.
A similar feature called SmartCache lets you pull up individual Web sites even when, because of broken addresses, they are unavailable to everyone else.
She's ruminating about how well she sleeps in summertime, when, because of her allergies, she and Harvey sleep in separate beds.
