7 percent
transpired in other or unknown locations.
However, as time marches on it becomes increasingly difficult to make people understand that what
transpired has not evolved into anything genuine, as some have come to believe.
Recent transactions totaling 45,470 square feet
transpired across Reckson's Westchester assets, including the five-building Tarrytown Corporate Center, one of the largest corporate office parks in Westchester, as well as Reckson properties in Rye Brook and Elmsford.
Here's hoping some wise Tennesseans will bury the city's plan in a time capsule, retrieve it 20 years later, and compare it to what actually
transpired over the two decades just passed.
Evolutionary changes that
transpired after one or more groups reached the New World could have created the anatomical gulf between paleoindians and modern Native Americans, Powell theorizes.
especially after the black eye the industry received from what
transpired between the union and Bridgestone.
Local markets were, after all, centers of peasant sociability, and nearly every activity necessary to rural survival
transpired at such sites.
The
transpired solar collector, jointly developed by the U.
His expertly manipulated, uninhabited color photographs have been compared to Romantic landscape paintings for their sense of sublimity, desolation, and grandeur; but the suggestively postapocalyptic scenes they depict are less landscapes than sites--landscape neutralizes any link between history and a given location (one would never refer to Treblinka as a landscape), while site suggests a place where something definite has
transpired (Hiroshima, site of the first atomic bomb exploded in warfare).
This report details over 140 deals that have
transpired since 2000, bringing together financial data and other key information from disparate Japanese and English language sources to provide as complete a picture of the dealmaking scene possible.
It focuses on what may have
transpired during a mysterious 1941 meeting between two estranged physicists representing opposing sides of the conflict in World War II.
At the same time, their falls, use of weight, and belief in the moral dimension of art, corny and old-fashioned as that sounds, gave the work a mythic quality: what
transpired had the inevitability of a folk tragedy.
