He followed it up with popular pantomimes, which traditionally include a drag role, and "The Danny La Rue Show," a revue seen by more than a million people in its two years at the Palace Theater.
The 10 plagues, which traditionally include frogs, boils and the death of one's firstborn, were here recited as "thirst, cough, fat, tummy ache, cavities, wanting more, headache, more tummy ache, ants in the pants and zits".
For many women, reproductive health services -- which traditionally include family planning, maternal health and nutrition, and prevention and treatment of sexually transmitted infections (STIs) -- are the access point to the broader healthcare system.
Ms. Lamb's mother and an aunt were debating over the marinade, which traditionally includes fruits like pears or apples along with soy sauce, sesame oil and garlic.
Without the presidency and its perquisites, which traditionally included millions of dollars in political funds, the party is a machine without its engine, its fuel, its oil and grease.
THE LOCATION Sadly, you'd have to be pretty intoxicated to believe that the Gabriel Paris Marais — in a pleasant but nondescript corner of Paris's 11th Arrondissement — is really in the fashionable Marais district, which traditionally includes parts of the Third and Fourth Arrondissements.
The most common field experience is student teaching, which traditionally includes observation and practiced application of instruction as a part of a semester-long course [21].
The platform includes support for workflow templates that help agents to follow through with each step in the transaction process – a process which, traditionally, includes a large stack of printed paperwork.
Christmas Eve dinner follows, which traditionally includes a round loaf of unleavened bread, beans, fish, walnuts, honey, and red wine.
The last component, qI, with the slowest relaxation, is a rather ill-defined component which traditionally includes a non-relaxing component related to irreversible damage, such as the inactivation of D1 protein in the Photosystem (PS) II reaction center [ 1, 2].
The paraphyly of Percophidae, which traditionally includes Percophis, Bembropidae (Bembrops and Chrionema) and Hemerocoetinae (e.g., Acanthaphritis, Osopsaron and Pteropsaron) [ 57- 59] is consistent with an earlier phylogenetic analysis of the 10 nuclear gene dataset that sampled Bembrops and Acanthaphritis and also did not result in monophyly of Percophidae [ 40].
