Many UK acts, once they have five minutes of UK fame and things go sour deal-wise, end up giving up.
We have identified transcripts of skeletal muscle-related genes, most with more than one isoform, and predicted full-length as well as partial cDNA sequences of major myofibrillar proteins based on bioinformatics analysis, pair-wise end sequencing, and primer walking.
Years after the great events of 1965, Kennedy-Johnson national security adviser McGeorge Bundy reflected that it would have been wise to end the Vietnam war at that time, with the "virus" virtually destroyed and the primary domino solidly in place, buttressed by other US-backed dictatorships throughout the region.
Israel would be wise to end the siege this Ramadan.
Years after the great events of 1965, Kennedy-Johnson National Security Adviser McGeorge Bundy reflected that it would have been wise to end the Vietnam war at that time, with the "virus" virtually destroyed and the primary domino solidly in place, buttressed by other U.S.-backed dictatorships throughout the region.
If he or she won't, or can't, it would be wise to end it as soon as possible.
Her scatterbrained friends unearth the fact that Mrs. Marshall is a Negro and suggest to her that it would be wiser to end the correspondence.
It's like a late-night phone call from a friend in crisis who begins by cracking wise and ends by sobbing convulsively.
Right now, all I know is that I'm sitting on this train, and I'm trying to find my wise, expansive ending, but I can't, because I'm working with too many moments, and not enough perspective, and not even close to enough sleep.
And contrary-wise, the ending of the payroll tax cut will pull more than $100bn a year out of the economy.
My unceremonious sacking—I was presented with a bar of Dairy Milk as a parting present led to the best thing that ever happened to me job-wise: I ended up working in a call center.
