He does not know anything about Tom (" Mr Ummm of the Fourth Floor "), but once Tom leaves, Andy becomes desperate to bring Tom back.

She claims to once have been chaste (" twice removed "), but AM altered her mind so that she became desperate for sexual intercourse.

He was the first to portray the desperate social environment of the Berlin Mietskasernen ( literally " tenement barracks "), buildings packed with sometimes a dozen persons per room who fled from the rural regions to the expanding industrial metropolis during the Gründerzeit only to find even deeper poverty in the developing proletarian class.

Saku is desperate to take her to Uluru ( Ayers Rock ) in Australia ( the " Center of the World "), a place she had wished to visit.

Gar's reasons for going to America ( he wanted to prove to Aunt Lizzie that he was not " cold like the O ' Donnells "), along with his secret love for his uncommunicative father, and their desperate final, pathetic attempts to communicate make this play quite tragic.

Their journey West, known as Der Treck (" The Flight "), sent the horses on a dangerous journey in frigid conditions across the frozen Vistula lagoon without proper rations or shelter.

Turner syndrome or Ullrich-Turner syndrome ( also known as " Gonadal dysgenesis "), 45, X, encompasses several conditions in human females, of which monosomy X ( absence of an entire sex chromosome, the Barr body ) is most common.

Therefore, in order for aspects of larger fictional universes to adhere to certain conditions of the overall continuity and even believability of the WNU ( whose root conceit has always been that characters the world knows as fictional actually lived, or are yet living, and that their adventures are based on true events embroidered by the genre authors who serve as their " biographers "), certain accounts of the characters ' lives that overly strain suspension of disbelief are often labeled as " distortion " of actual events, or dismissed as complete fabrication.

Furthermore, the argument goes, if people choose to work for low wages and in unsafe conditions because it is their only alternative to starvation or scavenging from garbage dumps ( the " preexisting options "), this cannot be seen as any kind of " free choice " on their part.

" Use of the term to refer to events in 1918-19 in Polish cities including Kielce, Pinsk and Lwów was specifically avoided in the 1919 Morgenthau Report ( preferring " excesses "), whose authors argued that the term pogrom was inapplicable to the conditions existing in a war zone and required the situation to be antisemitic in nature rather than political, and media use of the term pogrom to refer to the 1991 Crown Heights riot caused public controversy.

At the time named Revolution City ( " Al-Thawra "), it provided housing for Baghdad's urban poor, many of whom had come from the countryside and who had until then lived in appalling conditions.

Some other free phone services exist, such as "* 555 " (" star five five five "), which can be dialled from cellular phones to report traffic conditions and incidents of dangerous driving.

These signs are often temporary in nature and used to indicate road works ( construction ), poor roads, or temporary conditions ahead on the road including: flagmen, survey crew, single-lane, detour, bridge out, utility crew ahead, blasting area, bump, dip, frost heaves, flooding ( or " High water "), soft shoulder, uneven pavement, freshly oiled road, loose gravel, smoke on road, trucks entering, etc.

It is much smaller than the other ( called the " Big Blowhole "), but due to its narrow shape, it is actually more reliable than the Big Blowhole, and in the right conditions can be equally spectacular.

* 2009 Victorian Bushfires Royal Commission (" Black Saturday Royal Commission "), ( 2009 – 2010 ) investigating the events and conditions surrounding the 2009 Victorian bushfires

Other reasons may include trauma affecting the pelvic girdle (" open-book fracture "), uncontrollable abscess or ulcers of the pelvic region ( causing sepsis ) or other locally uncontainable conditions.

The uses of bisphosphonates include the prevention and treatment of osteoporosis, osteitis deformans (" Paget's disease of bone "), bone metastasis ( with or without hypercalcaemia ), multiple myeloma, primary hyperparathyroidism, osteogenesis imperfecta, and other conditions that feature bone fragility.

For example, ICD-10 classifies " vasculitis limited to skin " with skin conditions ( under " L "), and " necrotizing vasculopathies " with musculoskeletal system and connective tissue conditions ( under " M ").

A massive Lampson Transi-lift crane 3 ( nicknamed " Big Blue "), brought in to build the roof, collapsed while lifting a 400-ton roof section, during windy conditions, on July 14, 1999, killing three workers.

Defenders of the manifesto claim that the sponsorship of the Nazi government was reluctant on one end ; on the other it was necessary as the movement could not be selfsustained in the conditions that were prevalent at the time ( General Vlasov during a speech to Eastern Workers said " The assistance of Germany is the only realistic option for us to succeed "), while support of democratic regimes was impossible since they were collaborating with Stalin at the time.

For example, in a normal bank loan, the lender normally lends money to the company ( usually with conditions called " covenants "), accepts payments from the company monthly, and watches the company to ensure that it is meeting all its agreed upon conditions ( for example, that its ratio of profits to expenses stays above a certain amount ).

The map changes when one of two conditions is met: either the timelimit is reached ( and whoever has the most frags " wins "), or the fraglimit is reached ( and whoever reaches it " wins ").

For supporters and opponents alike, one of the most striking feature of Lucho's administration so far has been its emphasis on social programs such as Bogotá sin hambre (" Bogotá without hunger ") and Bogotá sin indiferencia (" Bogotá without indifference "), and in general his general efforts to improve the living conditions of the inhabitants of Bogotá's most deprived areas, as well as increasing their involvement in decision making at the level of local government.

Cortiço, or gueto ( both are Brazilian Portuguese equivalents for " ghetto "), is a Portuguese term commonly used in Brazil and Portugal to describe an area of urban housing where many people live in conditions of poor hygiene and poverty.

"), a popular graffito which began to appear on the walls of the buildings of the Greek cities in the 1960s, illustrating the growing protest against the conditions that led to the assassination of Lambrakis.

As the color change is persistent and energy need only be applied to effect a change, electrochromic materials are used to control the amount of light and heat allowed to pass through windows (" smart windows "), and has also been applied in the automobile industry to automatically tint rear-view mirrors in various lighting conditions.

Soon he started to write for the leftist biweekly Gazeta Naddniestrzańska (" Trans-Nistrian News "), in which he wrote about the hard conditions of workers employed by petroleum industries in Stanislaviv and Drohobych.

The Popular Unity platform included the nationalization of U. S. interests in Chile's major copper mines, the advancement of workers ' rights, deepening of the Chilean land reform, reorganization of the national economy into socialized, mixed, and private sectors, a foreign policy of " international solidarity " and national independence and a new institutional order ( the " people's state " or " poder popular "), including the institution of a unicameral congress.

Prominent issues in Hellenic foreign policy include the claims in the Aegean Sea and Eastern Mediterranean by Turkey, the Turkish occupation of Cyprus, the dispute over the name of the Republic of Macedonia ( recognized under the provisional denomination of " former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia "), and relations with the United States and Russia.

Henry's successor, Richard I " the Lion Heart " ( also known as " The absent king "), was preoccupied with foreign wars, taking part in the Third Crusade and defending his French territories against Philip II of France.

Even though being a neighbour to the mighty Soviet Union sometimes resulted in overly cautious concern in foreign policy (" Finlandization "), Finland developed closer co-operation with the other Nordic countries and declared itself neutral in superpower politics.

Their military forces, bolstered by forced conscriptions and terror and by foreign influence and led by General Yudenich, Admiral Kolchak and General Denikin, became known as the White movement ( sometimes referred to as the " White Army "), and they controlled significant parts of the former Russian Empire for most of the war.

A positive test result is the involuntary contraction of the jaw ( biting down on the " spatula "), and a negative test result would normally be a gag reflex attempting to expel the foreign object.

In a speech at Bordeaux in 1852, Napoleon III famously proclaimed that " The Empire means peace " (" L ' Empire, c ' est la paix "), reassuring foreign governments that the new Emperor Napoleon would not attack other European powers in order to extend the French Empire.

White blood cells, or leukocytes ( also spelled " leucocytes ", leuco-Ancient Greek " white "), are cells of the immune system involved in defending the body against both infectious disease and foreign materials.

* Others: Maze / Mazo, Mazer ( acronym of mi zera Aharon, i. e. " from the seed of Aaron "), Azoulai ( acronym from ishah zonah ve ' challelah lo yikachu, meaning " a foreign or divorced woman he shall not take ;" prohibition binding on Kohanim ), Rappaport, Kahane

* MLA style was developed by the Modern Language Association and is most often used in the arts and the humanities, particularly in English studies, other literary studies, including comparative literature and literary criticism in languages other than English (" foreign languages "), and some interdisciplinary studies, such as cultural studies, drama and theatre, film, and other media, including television.

The origin of the term " Hyksos " derives from the Egyptian expression heka khasewet (" rulers of foreign lands "), used in Egyptian texts such as the Turin King List to describe the rulers of neighbouring lands.

Other terms such as ‘ tupua ’ (" supernatural ", " object of fear, strange being "), ‘ kehua ’ (" ghosts "), and ' maitai ' (" metal " or referring to persons " foreign ") were used by Māori to refer to some of the earliest visitors.

As princeps senatus ( lit., " first man of the senate "), the emperor could receive foreign embassies to Rome ; some emperors ( such as Tiberius ) are known to have delegated this task to the Senate.

In La Seule France ( 1941 ) Maurras argued for a policy of France d ' abord (" France First "), whereby France would restore itself politically and morally under Pétain, resolving the root causes in his eyes of France's defeat in 1940, before dealing with the issue of the foreign occupation.

He states at the beginning of his Saturnalia that he was born sub alio ortos caelo (" under foreign skies "), and both of his major works are dedicated to his son, Eustachius.

Apart from the normaliens, ENS also welcomes selected foreign students (" international selection "), as well as selected students from neighboring universities, to follow the same curriculum but without a stipend.

Over time, the political differences between SPD and USPD dwindled, and following the assassination of foreign minister Walther Rathenau by right wing extremists in June 1922, the two parties ' fractions in the Reichstag formed a common working group on July 14, 1922 ; two months later, on September 24, the parties officially merged again after a joint party convention in Nürnberg, adopting the name Vereinigte Sozialdemokratische Partei Deutschlands ( VSPD, " United Social Democratic Party of Germany "), which was shortened again to SPD in 1924.

Also then, Iorga was appointed Aggregate Professor by the University of Paris, received the honor of having foreign scholars lecturing at the Vălenii de Munte school, and published a number of scientific works and essays, such as: Brève histoire des croissades (" A Short History of the Crusades "), Cărţi reprezentative din viaţa omenirii (" Books Significant for Mankind's Existence "), România pitorească (" Picturesque Romania ") and a volume of addresses to the Romanian American community.

In a speech in 1852, Napoleon III famously proclaimed that " The Empire means peace " (" L ' Empire, c ' est la paix "), but actually he was thoroughly determined to follow a strong foreign policy to extend France's power and glory.

The official name of the Qing Dynasty was " Great Qing " ( 大清 ), similar to other regimes or ruling dynasties in Chinese history ( for example, the official name for Ming Dynasty was " Great Ming "), but the name " China " was commonly used in diplomatic and international communications and treaties ( such as Treaty of Nanking ) signed between Qing Dynasty and foreign ( e. g. European ) countries, or along with " Great Qing ".

The subcommittee had authorizing jurisdiction over the White House Office of National Drug Control Policy ( ONDCP, known popularly as " the Drug Czar's Office "), and it oversaw all U. S. Government anti-narcotics operations, both foreign and domestic.

For modern readers, however, he is most well known for his Kitab al-I ' tibar (" Book of Learning by Example " or " Book of Contemplation "), which contains lengthy descriptions of the crusaders, whom he visited on many occasions, and some of whom he considered friends, although he generally saw them as foreign barbarians.

In northern Germany, there was also an official but foreign rank of " Baron " ( not " Freiherr "), mostly used for Baltic barons, created by the Tsar of Russia, but recognized in Germany.