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Geneva will also see the world premiere of a revised version of Toyota's FT-86 concept car, which apparently gives the best indication so far of what the final production version will look like.

Anna Louise Batchelor, winner in the 2009 "speciality" category of the Golden Spurtle, with her Spotted Dick Porridge Pudding, makes her porridge in a bain marie, or porringer, which prevents it from sticking to the bottom of the pan, and means that the oats cook more slowly, which apparently gives them more flavour.

Following in Callicott's footsteps, and inspired by Næss's relational account of value, Warwick Fox has championed a theory of "responsive cohesion" which apparently gives supreme moral priority to the maintenance of ecosystems and the biophysical world (Fox 2007).

No. 69: Manti Te'o's fake girlfriend, which apparently gives hope to men with invisible girlfriends the world over.

Members of the jury said the guilty verdict was predicated on their acceptance of Ms. Sumasar's account of being bound with duct tape and viciously raped by Mr. Ramrattan, which apparently gave him a motive to create his ruse.

It revealed the presence of EDEM1-reactive buds along rough ER cisternae which apparently gave raise to ∼150 nm vesicles.

(Testing had ruled out an airborne toxic event; there was nothing unusual in the air, such as, say, benzoic acid, which apparently can give off a maple-syrup odor).

It is a nickname which, apparently, is given and accepted with no offence meant or taken.

About half the houses here remain the size of a mobile home, which has apparently given way to the local legend that this is a land of Lilliputians.

Isaak pitched Dion on the idea of joining Aretha Franklin and Mariah Carey for "Three Divas," to which she apparently gave her resounding approval.

Did The MacBook Air's intengineersucture represent the immaturity of Apple's desiguessedl?