While some mussels are notoriously picky about their particular host fish (one stalwart malacologist with the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources painstakingly tried to pair seventy different species with the spectaclecase mussel until he landed,
propitiously and finally, on a singular, migratory fish), brook floaters are, happily, "host generalists"--they're willing to "parasitize" just about any gills.
Sheikh Abdullah bin Zayed Al Nahyan, Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation, said, "The issuance of this stamp commemorating the golden jubilee of the Organisation of Islamic Cooperation was
propitiously concomitant to holding of the 46th Session of OIC Foreign Ministers in Abu Dhabi, as we celebrate the role of the second largest intergovernmental organisation after the United Nations in strengthening the bonds of joint Islamic action."
If we introduce a second simplification of the amplitude of the original time history being
propitiously constant, a + [DELTA]a over evenly sized windows, we obtain the following expression for the time history damage:
(14) This work holds that the fertility transition offers a once-in-history chance to accelerate development by raising the share of a nation's working-age population: not only increasing the availability of laborers more rapidly than total population but also
propitiously influencing savings and investment possibilities through this shift in population structure.
The plantation season in the country prevails mostly in Monsoon and Spring season whereas the plantation drives would
propitiously add sustainable results as it has taken the entire nation on board, he added.
Strategically, the country is
propitiously located at the center of the globe, six to 18 degrees above the equator between the South China Sea and the Pacific Ocean.
And most
propitiously a bright young law graduate from Ateneo University, Atty.
Propitiously (or tragically), this is a case of first impression for the House.
This would become one of his best-known discussions of the question of Latin American literature and its marginal position vis-AaAaAeA -vis Europ (1) "El escritor argentino y la tradiciAaAaAeA n" is also one of the centr texts in which Borges suggests that Judaism offers a model for
propitiously operating within this position.
His first liaison in 1989 with puppeteer Dadi Pudumjee was
propitiously named Friends.
But whoever is President, pro-life Donald Trump or pro-abortion Hillary Clinton, an overarching question will remain unchanged: how do those who affirm the value of all human life most
propitiously dialogue with the American people?
Propitiously, a local fortune-teller had earlier advised me to avoid three activities: flying, diving and going to the firing range.
