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The fetus incorporates these offerings into its own body, makes them part of its flesh and blood.
And what we looked at was whether the number of fund offerings available in a retirement savings plan, the 401(k) plan, does that affect people's likelihood to save more for tomorrow.
So in these plans, we had about 657 plans that ranged from offering people anywhere from two to 59 different fund offerings.
Now in the financial savings world, I think one of the best examples that has recently come out on how to best manage the choice offerings has actually been something that David Laibson was heavily involved in designing, which was the program that they have at Harvard.
And there they are, inside, the Ahayu:da, 106 War Gods amid offerings of turquoise, cornmeal, shell, even T-shirts ... a modern gift to ancient beings.
I thought of the Zunis, whose offerings ensure that their culture is not dead and gone but alive and well, and I could think of no better place for the War Gods to be.
I have no doubt that our offerings will continue to grow, but it will take time, and I know a lot more people are needed to shape the future of good food.
Companies that are still losing hundreds of millions of dollars may be creating billionaires with initial public offerings.
Today our greatest battle is to protect the natural offerings of our planet.
And if you can't be any of those things, then please, be the person who makes the lasagna, the curry or the casserole, because your offerings will be greatly appreciated.
The lack of these stereotypes was refreshing -- if we have the PAX channel to thank for that I may have to sample a few more of their offerings.
The Hollywood kung-fu offerings are just not "filmed right", and even make someone of certified skill, such as Chuck, look awkward at times.
As early as 1983 the genre was already struggling to release more than three decent offerings per year and by '88 the stalk and slash flick had become pretty much the whipping boy of horror cinema.
This is why musical offerings like "They Shall Have Music" are such rare gems.
It neither meandered, as several offerings did, or preached to us.
This film is a 180-degree shift from the idealistic rhetoric portrayed in offerings like "The Longest Day" and "The Green Berets" which seem more like Disney fantasies by comparison.
I look forward to more offerings from this trio of directors.
I, too, found "Oppenheimer" to be a brilliant series and one of the finest offerings ever on American PBS.
The movie was made on a miniscule budget and I look forward to future offerings of Writer/Director Justin Kerrigan when his talent is discovered by the major movie makers.
Worse is the realization that the young audience would later be satiated by the smuttier offerings of "Not Another Teen Movie" and "Slackers."
I also love the majority of Scandinavian cinematic offerings, there is often a particular deep quality in the way the story unfolds and the characters are drawn.
Whether you liked the stoner hippie days of the late sixties or the smug and sassy coke-head days of the seventies (when the comedy was fortified with plenty of naked babes) depends very much on your date of birth, but everyone agrees that by the early eighties, middle age had killed off whichever remaining sparks of anarchic humour that the drugs hadn't, and offerings like this film and the increasingly terrible spin-off records shot further holes in the hull.
After seeing MIDNIGHT OFFERINGS I am still convinced that the first decent movie about (teenage) witches yet has to be made.
"The Hitch-hiker" works the best out of these three offerings, but it's not without its problems either.
I was excited to find this title among the offerings from Anchor Bay Video, which has brought us other cult classics such as "Spider Baby".
Some of the acting reminded me of John Waters' early offerings.
It is a most worthy film among 2009 cinematic offerings.
Another reason why those who appreciate quality cinema should keep their eyes open for offerings from France.
The adaptation of Will Eisner's SPIRIT to the TV screen followed many other offerings developed from comic strip pages or comic books.
The 350 acre site served so many with all the benefits of contact with natures offerings.
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