Founded in 1843 and named after the river, which was named after Mary, the wife of Gov. Sir Charles Fitz Roy, it was proclaimed a town in 1861, when it was primarily a wool-shipping point; it became a city in 1905.
"If we don't begin to take it seriously and address it the way we did back in the '90s, when it was primarily a gay men's disease," Mrs. Clinton said, "we will never get the services and the public education that we need".
But a little thought has to go into finding NBCSN, which does not get a lot of respect, a remnant of contracts it signed when it was primarily a hunting and fishing channel with an annual foray into the Tour de France.
A time-line indicates that the history of this material dates back over 50 years to the mid-1960s, when it was primarily used as an uncoated material in small-scale, laboratory electroanalysis.
The festival first launched in 2014, when it served primarily as a celebration of the 555th anniversary of Romania's capital city.
Doctors have known about CTE since the 1920s, when it was primarily associated with boxers and referred to as "dementia pugulistica," according to Robert Stern, director of clinical research for Boston University's Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy Center.
The decision regarding euthanasia instead of attempted surgery is not always easy to make when it is primarily based on the clinical impression of the patient.
(This was before South Beach was South Beach, when it was filled primarily with poor, elderly Jews).
Teaching a Difficult Subject The American Academy of Hospice and Palliative Medicine has endorsed "palliative sedation to unconsciousness" and in 2008, the American Medical Association issued a policy statement supporting palliative sedation, except when it is used primarily for emotional distress.
