Which presents an obvious question: why has it been away?
Child Study Center, which presents an annual lecture to raise awareness about learning disorders.
And friends and foes alike may fancy this tee, which presents an "oil painting" of Emanuel with a bagel with lox balanced on his head like a yarmulke.
His "Young Argentine," which presents an ethereal young man in a tux, makes oil paint hover between dense material and pure light.
To do this, you'll grow your town by purchasing new buildings, each of which presents an opportunity to raise cash for your fledgling city.
But several slopes that yield rich harvests face American military positions, which presents an annual problem: pine-cone pickers risk being caught between two warring sides.
Today you have scores of soccer-viewing options most weekends, which presents an entirely different set of problems for U.S. soccer fans.
The Castrol Rocket team's goal is to reach 430 m.p.h., which presents an enormous challenge in what amounts to a five-mile drag race.
Those sentiments are at the heart of his book "Resurrection City," which presents an evangelical Christian perspective on working for social and economic reforms in modern-day America.
Facebook Twitter Pinterest 4.13pm BST Mirren Gidda has been speaking to Samah Zaitoun, the author of children's book Far From Home, which presents an allegory of refugee life and has become popular with parents and children in Syrian refugee camps.
"I imagine that providing this support as a loan rather than grant will make the job of fundraising even more difficult, which presents an unnecessary risk to the success of the project.
