It is therefore possible that modest doxographical collections of ethical views did circulate, and we may have some evidence concerned with the circulation (and adaptation) of a diaeretical overview of tenets about the End, or Highest Good (Algra 1997).
Lauer drives with the circulation on and avoids going out on windy days.
Don't overstuff the refrigerator; this interferes with the circulation of the cold air that keeps food safe.
The investigators found evidence of "inappropriate distortion" in the preparation for an inquest, with the circulation of "what we could only describe as model answers".
Mr. G. directed his assistant, Robert De Bono, to take charge of working out a program with the Circulation Managers Ass'n.
The initial print run will be 75,000 to 100,000, a fraction compared with the circulation of The Post (436,544 daily; 358,545 on Sundays).
After only a few months, and with the circulation having shrunk by roughly 50%, the editors were sacked and replaced with an editorial team with a track record in entertainment and lifestyle journalism.
Christina Kelly, now editor in chief of YM, a teenagers' magazine owned by Gruner & Jahr USA, recalls a struggle with the circulation people when she worked as an editor in 1993 at the now-closed Sassy magazine.
When alcohol, coursing with the circulation, floods through the brain, it is there, among the infinity of neurons that shape the personality, that its numbing presence first is felt.
The simmering debate about how far the inquiry should go burst into light with the circulation by Republicans late Tuesday of a draft memorandum written by a member of the committee's Democratic staff.
Ms. Lim-Napoles denied the accusations in news media interviews conducted before the warrant was issued, but public anger grew with the circulation of the photographs showing the lavish living of her daughter, Jeane Lim-Napoles, 23.
