"They were each other's best friend," said Aileen Hoffman, Gregory's wife, who takes armload after armload of old photographs to her sister-in-law's house each time she visits, which means virtually every day.
It follows Tuesday's publication of the draft Welsh budget for next year which means virtually all public services having to find savings.
Analysts seeking banking business, which means virtually all of Wall Street, won't go out of bounds and publish plausible estimates based on what's happened in prior chip cycles.
Which means almost everything.
On average, three-quarters of a million trade daily, which means that virtually the entire float turns over every two weeks.
Vegetative as well as stationary phase-specific RNA polymerase (with RpoD and RpoS as sigma factors, respectively) contributes to this strong expression of DgcX, which means that virtually all cells in an EAEC biofilm, no matter whether they inhabit zones where nutrients are provided or not (Serra et al, 2013a,b 2013b), express DgcX.
Hybrid cars run solely on their electric motors at low speeds, which means they are virtually silent to pedestrians.
However, since the whips are always at their weakest just before an election and at least 200-250 MPs are expected to be leaving parliament next May (which means they are virtually unwhippable at this point), it may for once not go all the whips' way.
Maybe the first thing one is reminded of when shopping for briefcases is that they are designed with men at work in mind, which means they complement virtually any color palette, they often get better looking with age, and their interiors are all about organization.
A: Almost all of the CNR's budget is used to pay salaries and basic expenses such as electricity, which means there are virtually zero funds for research.
Of even greater concern, 40percentt have no female health workers, which means those facilities are virtually off limits to women holding traditional values, who are not permitted to mingle with men.
