The list goes on and on and on, but here's a pretty handy guide, including in which installment a given character was introduced.
We also characterize the range of installments within which the installment option is not redundant with the European contract.
Bill Himpler, the executive vice president of the American Financial Services Association, which represents installment lenders, said the industry's products had been rightfully excluded from the Military Lending Act.
At TitleMax, a title-lender with more than 700 stores in 12 states, soldiers who inquire about a title loan are directed to InstaLoan, TitleMax's sister company, which provides installment loans, said Suzanne Donovan of the nonprofit Step Up Savannah.
St. Martin's expects that the installments, which will run approximately 20,000 words each, will especially be read on mobile phones.
The piece, which ran in installments in the magazine and then became a book, "Picture," stands as a precursor of the New Journalism.
For Mr. Cardona "Intervention" is something of a game in which no two installments are alike; you never know what future ones will bring.
It is recited once a year in the Longhouse, in three or four installments,' which occupy successive mornings, it has retained the authority of Scripture for those Indians who are seriously religious but have not accepted Christianity.
Roots (1977) in the United States had its counterpart in Rainer Werner Fassbinder's 16-hour Berlin Alexanderplatz (1980), which aired in installments on German television and then played as a serial in art houses around the world.
Piesiewicz eventually completed screenplays for all three installments, which were filmed in the first decade of the 21st century; Kieślowski received credit for cowriting Heaven (2002), directed by German filmmaker Tom Tykwer.
