Coincidently, Brixton has already surpassed its 2017 air pollution limit.
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Coincidently, Trump's job rating usually hovers at the same level.
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The sculpture's finish also coincidently matches the ones you see the Guggenheim's staircases.
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Sometimes I also coincidently find a little item that would look great on Zappa.
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Not coincidently, there are less than 5,000 banks today, down from over 13,000 in 1980.
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You were a shoo-in for top science project prize, except George's project coincidently mirrored yours.
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Coincidently, Hangar 1 Vodka is helping us do just that with the introduction of its new Rosé Vodka.
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Coincidently, though, the key to getting good gifts for makers lies in their love of doing it themselves.
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Coincidently, when you're expecting and not getting your period, you're likely to experience oral changes too, Dr. Ahmed explains.
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The other two are Japanese and, not coincidently, Japan's working age population reached its peak even earlier, in 1995.
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Now, I&aposm not going to accuse Donna Brazile, even though coincidently she is here and my mug is missing.
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Coincidently, the impractical fear that the episode caused about kitchen gadgets being a fire hazard may have become a reality.
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In addition, the Grammy winner mentions "ocean blue eyes" which (not so) coincidently is the same color as Alwyn's eyes.
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And Michael Ukaj, the quiet one of the group, was also in the limousine — coincidently, it was his 34th birthday.
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Coincidently, the Democratic presidential primary process provided a readily available contrast between Sanders and Clinton which Hillary Clinton boldly exploited.
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Not coincidently, the philosophy of existentialism, with its injunction to accept the absurdity of life, achieved mass popularity during those years.
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Coincidently, that same year, another survivor philologist, Viktor Klemperer, published "Language of the Third Reich," a similar enterprise dissecting Nazi usage.
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The sisters made a cameo in Lemonade and earlier this year, they modeled Beyoncé's second Ivy Park collection, coincidently alongside Yara Shahidi.
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She was elected to the Women's Basketball Hall of Fame in 633, entering in the same class — coincidently, but happily — as Auriemma.
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I would cut out photographs that I admired from their magazines and, coincidently, most of those images were depicting the African American experience.
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Coincidently, Arto Nummela, the CEO of HMD Global — the Finnish company that licenses the rights to produce Nokia-branded phones — resigned last week.
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An actual Mars Rover, developed by NASA, landed on Mars in August 2012 — coincidently, the same month and year that Faris went into exile.
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The march — which organizers estimate has the backing of about 70 organizations — falls, not coincidently, on the day traditionally associated with the deadline to file taxes.
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Coincidently, the afternoon after the introduction of this beverage, we found out that Disneyland has it's own prickly pear drink, and it too is pretty and pink.
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On top of submarine exercises, Russia has been running extensive training in the Black Sea, which includes minesweepers, missile cruisers, and — perhaps not coincidently — simulated aircraft interceptions.
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Trump - who purely coincidently owned the Plaza for a while after the accord - has pledged a $210 trillion fiscal package of tax cuts and infrastructure spending over 210 years.
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A key component - perhaps not coincidently one that Hatch has worked on in the past - is urging legislative solutions to problems with how warrants work in an era of cloud computing.
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Coincidently, the father of three was so engrossed in prepping the meat for the meal that he forgot he had insisted his daughter's poor young suitor come over to shake his hand.
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Coincidently, while the ousted ambassador was testifying, I was on a dais of the State Department at the other end of the National Mall, addressing high-level officials, including some from the Ukrainian border.
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Alongside revamps of tired beach resorts, Spain is attempting to lure tourists with shopping city breaks to widen its appeal to the biggest spenders — and not coincidently to keep its economic recovery on track.
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The sharp increase in demand for "Made in Germany" goods from around the world is pushing Europe's largest economy into overdrive -- and, not coincidently, helping dispel worries about rising protectionism under U.S. President Donald Trump.
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Certain elements in this grid reminded me of one from over a decade ago, and I was really delighted to ferret it out and learn that, coincidently, it's another creation of Mr. Blindauer's and a Monday.
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Teodoro Nguema Obiang Mangue, the son of the president of Equatorial Guinea (and coincidently also the vice-president) posts photos of himself luxuriating in private jets, posing behind the wheels of fancy cars, at parties and on exotic foreign trips.
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There, aside from commenting on her presidential "urge," Clinton not only promoted the incredibly flattering four-part Hulu documentary about her, titled "Hillary" — which premiered, coincidently, just 28503 days before the Iowa caucus — but she also attended the debut of a documentary about the murder of Washington Post columnist Jamal Khashoggi.
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Something about "Perform better than" made me think that this entry would begin with OUT — as in, outperform — so I risked it and popped in those two letters (U and T). The second that happened, I saw 9A for what it had to be, TERMINATE: TERMITE around NA. A similar tactic, coincidently, will solve 1D: Trump finally, or P (the final letter in the word Trump), "cutting" or being inserted in a word meaning expense, "outlay," gets you "Perform better than": OUTPLAY.
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The 2013 Ghouta attacks coincidently pushed the UN mission to investigate the Khan al-Assal attack onto “a backburner”.
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On 16 June 2009 was named as Head Coach of FC Waidhofen/Ybbs of the Regionalliga Ost coincidently the club began a cooperation with the former Vastic club LASK Linz. He started his coaching career very well, winning the Regionalliga Ost in 2009/10.
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One day, Abhimana step into the restaurant with his manager named Uvindu. Piyawi and Abhimana met coincidently there. Piyawi blamed out Abhimana that he is the key reason why she is out from the competition. Because of this incident, Abhimana was shocked and even more angry.
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There coincidently Amena see his husband Liaqut who become furious after seeong her. Things get worsed between Liaqut and Amena and one day he divorce her. The prime focus of the story of about the struggles of Amena and Mariyum opening their own Parlour and handling it. and becoming famous " Parlour wali ladki".
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To treat the jaundice, phenobarbital is normally used. Rotor syndrome is a benign disease requiring no treatment. Jaundice is a lifelong finding, but the disease is not associated with morbidity or mortality, and life expectancy is not affected. Most individuals with Rotor syndrome are born to consanguineous couples and its diagnosis may coincidently identify consanguinity.
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Campo Algodonero is located in Cd. Juarez coincidently across from the maquiladora industries headquarters. The open field has crosses around that are painted in the iconic pink color with the victims names. Rosa-Linda Fregoso describes the memorial as a very clean, modest looking site. The walls mark its perimeters that separate the park from the memorial site.
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He goes to Dhaani's house and tells her that he loves her, but Dhaani tells him that it's too late to say that and closes the door. Babu Botal finds Sameer a job coincidently at the same place Dhaani's fiancé works as the boss. Sameer and Amjad meet for the first time. Sameer doesn't know that Amjad is Dhaani's fiancé and Amjad doesn't know what happened between Dhaani and Sameer.
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The club entered the last match day in second place, two points behind Mohun Bagan. Coincidently, Bengaluru were to take on Mohun Bagan at home. Despite having the home advantage and taking the lead before halftime through John Johnson, Mohun Bagan defender Bello Razaq managed to score an 87th minute equalizer and help his side to a 1–1 draw. The draw meant that Bengaluru finished as runners-up to Mohun Bagan.
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Tanuma and his father, Tanuma Okitsugu, were unpopular, furthemore the country had just been through a famine caused by the Mount Asama eruption, and coincidently just after the killing the price of rice started to fall. This sudden positive shift was put on Sano's actions, who got deifed as . Tokuhonji became a site for his celebration. The campus of Otsuka Women's University in Sanbanchō is on the site of his residence, which is marked by a touristic sign.
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In the 60s the new genre of science fiction began in the city with writers like Mirsaid Mirshakar. In the 70s and 80s the themes of disorder gained more prominence, not coincidently soon before the Soviet Union's collapse. In poetry, civic and philosophical lyrical themes were most popular. After independence, previously forbidden subjects like religion started to appear in literature, along with reflections on the civil war and a more international scene has developed in the city.
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Meher names her child Karanjeet "Karan" Singh Gill and coincidently it was the same name which Manav and she choosed to name their child. Kulwant falls from staircase on seeing Manav/Vikram on TV and later attempts to stab him which she fails and gets arrested and Meher saves her from his custody.Meher leaves with Sarabjeet for CBI interrogation. Dr. Aditi wants Sarab's and Harleen’s life to be ruined because his grandfather was very rude to her and her mother.
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Coincidently (?)the construction and dedication coincided that of Bok Tower and Gardens which was preside over by ,then President,Woodow Wilson.Originally the Club was for the use of only owners of a Howey land plot but as a precursor to National Registration participation and member ship was thrown open to the general public.Over 400 persons,including most local dignitaries and public officials attended the " 100th Centennial Celebration" held in 2014 where the name of the "Club" was changed to Lake Of The Hills Community Center.
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Ingo Sapphire is faced with her father's (Matthew Trewhella who is coincidently related to the Matthew Trewhella associated with the Zennor mermaid) sudden disappearance when he left Sapphire's mother after an argument. All they found was his boat, the Peggy Gordan, capsized with nothing in it. Many people had different theories about how her father disappeared, how he had run away with another woman, faked his own death or had died. Nevertheless, they had the funeral anyway, where Sapphire and Conor make a pact to never stop looking for their father.
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Hundreds of identically dressed trainees would be marched in columns to their benches, and orders would be given out by buzzes from machines. The workers were trained to hammer correctly by holding a hammer attached to and moved by a hammering machine so that after half an hour they had internalized its mechanical rhythm. The same process was repeated for chiseling, filing, and other basic skills. Gastev's aim, by his own admission, was to turn the worker into a sort of 'human robot' (a word, not coincidently, derived from the Slavic noun robota meaning work).
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Kalalea Mountain overlooking Anahola is featured in the first shot of the 1981 feature film Raiders of the Lost Ark. The opening scene of this first installment in the Indiana Jones film franchise is supposed to take place in the Peruvian jungle where the main character, Indiana Jones, discovers an ancient booby- trapped temple. Kalalea and the Anahola mountains also serve as a backdrop for a Polynesian resort - supposedly located on Makatea island - in the 1998 feature film Six Days, Seven Nights. Coincidently, this movie also stars Harrison Ford.
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The book was coincidently published on 3 June 1963, the day Pope John XXIII died.Tony Stephens, "Last Rites", Sydney Morning Herald, Spectrum, 3 June 2000 The book reached No. 1 on The New York Times Best Seller List for adult fiction on 30 June 1963, and became the No. 1 best- selling novel in the United States for that year, according to Publishers Weekly. In the story, Kiril Lakota, the protagonist and archbishop of Lviv was created cardinal with the title of St. Athanasius. In 1965, Josyf Slipyj, Archbishop (later Major-Archbishop) of Lviv was proclaimed a cardinal with the title of Sant'Atanasio (St.
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Infrared cameras that combine low-noise with single- photon sensitivity are not readily available. Infrared illumination of a vulnerable target with sparse photons can be combined with a camera counting visible photons through the use of ghost imaging with correlated photons that have significantly different wavelengths, generated by a highly non-degenerate SPDC process. Infrared photons with a wavelength of 1550 nm illuminate the target and are detected by an InGaAs/InP single-photon avalanche diode. The image data are recorded from the coincidently detected, position-correlated, visible photons with a wavelength of 460 nm using a highly efficient, low- noise, photon-counting camera.
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These technologies take place at the level of "population" Foucault argues, and with the shifting aside of the body of the King or territorial ruler. By the time of the ending of the medieval period the body(or the persona of the king)of the territorial ruler became under increasingly under financial pressure and a cursory look at the medieval financial records tends to show that the monarch could not pay back all debts due to his creditors; the monarch would easily and readily default on loans due to any creditors causing financial ruin to creditors.Foucault notices that by the time of the 18th century several changes began to take place like the re-organization of armies, an emerging industrial working population begins to appear, (both military and industrial), the emergence of the Mathematical sciences, Biological sciences and Physical sciences which, coincidently gave birth to a-what Foucault calls-Biopower and a political apparatus(machine) to take care of biological (in the form of medicine and health) and political life(mass democracy and the voting franchise for the population). An apparatus (both economic and political) was required much more sophisticated than previous social organisations of previous societies had at their disposal.
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For the second voyage, it is thought that the treasure fleet comprised 249 ships. On 5 October 1407, as the Taizong Shilu records, Wang Hao was ordered to supervise the conversion of 249 ships in preparation for embassies to the countries at the Western Ocean.. This was close to the date when the second voyage was ordered, thus the fleet likely comprised these 249 ships for the second voyage. The number of treasure ships or personnel. is not known. For the third voyage, Fei Xin's Xingcha Shenglan records that the fleet had 48 haibo (海舶; lit. "ocean traders") and a crew of over 27,000.. Dreyer (2007) states that Fei was probably referring to the treasure ships as haibo.. Yan's Shuyu Zhouzilu and Lu Rong's Shuyuan Zaji use the term "treasure ship" instead when they mention the 48 ships for this voyage. Coincidently, the Taizong Shilu records the imperial order issued on 14 February 1408 for the construction of 48 treasure ships to the Ministry of Works at Nanjing; these were possibly the 48 treasure ships for the third voyage. Dreyer (2007) states that the treasure fleet likely had an undisclosed array of support ships besides the 48 treasure ships.
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