Her work was also instrumental to exposing the dangers of pesticide exposure, which became a central part of the UFW's boycott strategy.
A number of mystics in the early generations had concentrated their efforts upon tawakkul, absolute trust in God, which became a central concept of Sufism.
— Byron In 1948, a year before the publication of Aldo Leopold's "A Sand County Almanac," which became a central text for anyone interested in environmental values, a more polemical but no less heartfelt environmental message appeared in an unusual venue.
As reporters began to hover around the newsstand, Simon explained that he was used to seeing journalists on the square, which became a central location for mourning the victims of the January and November terror attacks.
During the recording of Jackson's sixth studio album The Velvet Rope, the singer reportedly suffered from depression, which became a central theme to the album among other subjects including domestic abuse, low self-esteem, sadomasochism, homophobia and sexual orientation.
Thus, an atoll or annular reef may develop along the rim around the low-lying central region, which becomes a lagoon, and coral knolls grow on former pinnacles in the lagoonal area.
The confident and amusing "Key & Peele" will inevitably be compared to "Chappelle's Show," which became a huge hit for Comedy Central less than a decade ago by examining race issues with a knowing, laid-back wit that allowed people of all races to laugh at themselves.
1 2), indicating that this effect on ERK5 may be derived from the effects of calcium on MEKK2-Lad1 interaction, which thus becomes a central regulatory process in regulating the ERK5 cascade.
Huml, who will lead U.S. operations, has previously served as the company's chairman, and founded a company which became an exclusive distributor for Apple in central and eastern Europe.
Apple has long been touting a digital-hub strategy in which the computer becomes a central device in a digital-entertainment universe.
