Section 509.141 says hotel operators may turn away "undesirable" guests, including those whose "conduct which disturbs the peace and comfort of other guests or which injures the reputation, dignity or standing of the establishment".
Simon Pearce is a renowned glass blower whose company, which is based in Vermont, has retail outlets across the Northeast.
Nixon's 2-year Commission on Population Growth & the American Future, whose findings, which included recommendations on abortion liberalization & on contraception for minors, Nixon rejected.
(I have frequently come across fashionable apartments whose foyer, which provides the major internal means of circulation, is also the only practicable dining place).
Justice Chaskalson — whose death, which news reports attributed to leukemia, was announced by President Jacob Zuma of South Africa — was president of the International Commission of Jurists from 2002 to 2008.
The main way to detect an aircraft whose transponder (which normally transmits identification details) is turned off is through "primary radar".
He spent seven years writing Red Shift, a magnificent book for young adults, whose events, which span 1,000 years, are recounted through three intersecting narratives.
Jones, a 44-year-old Brooklyn-based painter and sculptor whose work – which she describes as "listening as a conceptual practice" – centers on music.
The Rapide's rear end stands in contrast to the Porsche Panamera, whose roof, which resembles the 911 sports coupe's, plunges between its own big-hipped rear fenders.
The billboards will only feature convicted felons, whose crimes, which almost always involve someone's death, are explained in detail on the Web site, StopDUIAZ.com.
Ledoux was involved with Rianne Olivier, a girl whose death (which was declared an accident by police at the time) bore hallmarks of the Lange killing.
