year mark

Centennial celebrations have been a common occurrence of late as the industry as a whole begins to push past the 100-year mark.

At the year mark, the dieters had regained some of the lost weight, and after two years, average weight loss was about 9 lbs.

The forecast also says the economies will shrink more sharply than predicted earlier this year. Mark Gregory reports from Brussels.

The time like water has flowed from the fingertip, soaks inundates on the skin actually cannot engrave the year mark.

If history is any indication, Curiosity could keep exploring well beyond the two-year mark.

The ritual fireworks across Britain in early November every year mark his failure.

year mark Marks appearing on growing structures of a fish, such as bones, scales, otoliths , etc.

From a statistical standpoint, your risk for divorce begins to fall once you've passed the 10-year mark.

At the one-year mark, Mr Bernanke is looking increasingly assured.

At the seven-year mark, 50 men had died from prostate cancer in the screening group, and 44 had died in the usual-care group.

At the end of the half-year mark, Hyundai posted an all-time high U. S. market share of 4. 2% compared to 3. 1% at the end of June 2008.

While it is unusual for people of that age to hold down a job, it is becoming more and more common to reach the 100-year mark.

At the 10-year mark, 249 patients remained in the study.

Last year Mark Zuckerberg set out to learn Chinese. Now he's determined to get in touch with his food.

Last year, Mark failed chemistry. This year, his goal is to pass.

Business management distance education research on year mark assessment policy at the University of South Africa

Landmark Trial of Preventing Hypertension Passes 2-Year Mark