But it would also like to start collecting its own datato which end it is offering a $30m prize to anyone who can land on the moon and drive a rover over the surface.And that, perhaps, is a more subtle threat than NASA realises.
Plessy v. Ferguson (1896), which condoned racial segregation, gave way to Brown v. Board of Education (1954), which ended it.
But in two standard repertory works, Tchaikovsky's overture-fantasy "Romeo and Juliet," which opened the program, and Shostakovich's formidable Fifth Symphony, which ended it, the playing of the orchestra under Mr. Maazel was often reined in and often listless.
(The polls listed in the "after" column for the first presidential debate, for instance, now consist of surveys that began their interviewing within a week following the first presidential debate — but which ended it before the second one).
Both Bush and Blair could have emphasised more just how bad Saddam's republic of fear has been for his people and the extent to which ending it is a desirable end in itself.
I don't know which end it was, it can't have been the top end, I'd remember that".
The RBI is also in charge of the safety of the financial system, to which end it yanks more levers than Willy Wonka in a chocolate factory.
In 1848 Sharpe founded the Lancaster Athenaeum, a private society for "the promotion of public entertainment and instruction", to which end it organised lectures on literary and scientific subjects, concerts and exhibitions.
Filip's and my personal and professional lives are intertwined to a degree that success and failure, no matter on which end it happens, are always a shared experience.
In its earnings call, Electronic Arts said that for its fiscal year 2003, which ends March 31, it expected to lose $70 million on its ea.com division, which includes the Sims Online.
