Latin American literature in general displays a special characteristic, part of its Iberian heritage: a partiality for linguistic decoration, which is unpalatable to the relatively straightforward taste of the young reader.
He places it alongside works such as Mansfield Park and Heart of Darkness, which are unpalatable by way of their inherent colonialism but still capable of holding our interest as works of art.
LPV/r is only available for young children as a liquid which is unpalatable and has cold-chain requirements, making it much more challenging to use [ 33].
Another theory points to climate change, noting that approximately 12,500 years ago, the grasses characteristic of a steppe ecosystem gave way to shrub tundra, which was covered with unpalatable plants.
Council leader Anne Western said: "Things which were completely unpalatable are having to be considered in order to balance the council's budget".
A complete transaction takes about two seconds to verify, which can be unpalatable to impatient users.
Over the long run, stocks have added to annual portfolio returns — at the cost of higher volatility, and possible losses of capital, which may be unpalatable to many retirees.
"It would inform decision-making and it would act as a sheet anchor to counterbalance the insidious influence of the benefit consultants who have enabled the extension of remuneration to a point at which it is unpalatable," said Myners.
But the new bill still reduces Medicaid spending by several hundred bill dollars which may be unpalatable to Republicans representing rural areas or places particular affected by the opioid epidemic.
A place that he called "Loamshire", unpalatable to anyone under 40 – which was, of course, a place that could be called England.
