(10.) Bello, D,
Sparer, J, Redlich, CA, Ibrahim, K, Stowe, MH, Liu, Y, "Slow Curing of Aliphatic Polyisocyanate Paints in Automotive Refinishing: A Potential Source for Skin Exposure." J.
A Mexican version of The Paper Bag Princess recreated the book as an early reader with
sparer, but no less lively, illustrations.
He is a "martinet" for whom "'forms, measured forms, are everything.'" (5) Vere's obsession with rules, order, and discipline has led Joyce
Sparer Adler, among others, to label him the consummate military man, the "most austere monk of war." (6) But Adler's characterization unfairly simplifies the job of a commander.
Lead attorney and partner Robert
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As the credit crunch bites, and spare cash becomes ever
sparer, the temptation to use horseracing and its associated betting element as a short-term means of shoring up or repairing precarious finances is likely to grow.
Sparer, Laboratories and the Health Care Marketplace: The Limits of State Workforce Policy, 22 J.
Sparer's reading is equal to the beauty of Gibran's language.
(8.) Gulati M, Liss DJ,
Sparer JA, Slade MD, Holt EW, Rabinowitz PM.
(32) Brown and
Sparer's comparison between Medicare, which is completely federally administered, and Medicaid, which is largely managed by the states, notes that Medicaid contains a much richer service package, has significantly expanded coverage over the last fifteen years, and has been more successful than Medicare in implementing such reforms as placing beneficiaries into managed care.
Or perhaps we've been so overdosed on historically precise TV adaptations of classic period novels that we can't adapt to a
sparer way of approaching Dickens?
In his view, Greene's turn to a
sparer realism in the late 1940s divested most of his subsequent works of that dynamism, and hence yielded less potent, if still professional, stories (although Bergonzi does exempt The End of the Affair and, to a lesser extent, The Heart of the Matter [1948] from this censure).