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According to his custom he made an autopsy of that dead passion, and anatomised his own defunct sensation for his poor little nurse.

Pacific Western University was also the name of a once affiliated, now defunct, university in Hawaii (Pacific Western University (Hawaii)).

Despite its untimely exit, the child process is still in the process table as a defunct process, otherwise known as a zombie.

Another possibility would be a defunct satellite tumbling out of space and eluding the Air Force's detection system.

With that, Mike and I GOT excited again. With new vigor, we began cleaning up the mess caused by our now defunct first business.

Now, a Unladen swallow retrospective confirms that the project is defunct and is no longer being developed.

Fizy : Similar to the now defunct Seeqpod, Fizy is an extremely bare bones approach to streaming music with a simple search bar.

An analysis of monetary conditions and financial flows can provide at least a useful complement to now defunct models.

Anexample of these risks can be seen through the history of the now defunct Zimki, one of the earliest PaaS environments launched in 2006.

But the crisis has reached such a force that it renders the existing resolution mechanisms defunct.

And the collision of an American commercial satellite and a defunct Russian military one has just added thousands more pieces of debris.

The tests are being carried out in an underground laboratory in a defunct mine in northern Minnesota.

In 2007 research funded by Silverjet, a now-defunct airline, found that flying from Heathrow was more stressful than being mugged.

When he found himself cheated and traced back the company has been defunct.

Obviously, this would require the long overdue abandonment of the eurozone's defunct entry criteria.

The Irish will toil for years to service rescue loans that, at Europe's insistence, pay off the bondholders of its defunct banks.

Those rumors led the now defunct retail giant Woolworths to put souvenirs into production to mark an anticipated announcement.

Deborah Palfrey said her now-defunct business was an "erotic fantasy service" .

Representatives of Rodman & Renshaw, which itself went public by assuming the ticker of a defunct company, declined to comment.

Most of the time of the defunct had been passed in helping himself.

In arguing for an updated version of America's now-defunct Glass-Steagall divisions, the governor diverges from many at home and abroad.

Note: If the process that holds the open file descriptor becomes defunct, it will also hold those data blocks until the system is rebooted.

Up a tower to a defunct revolving restaurant, where I snapped photos of the hazy skyline.

Enter Glenn A. Little, a Texas entrepreneur who specialized in buying up defunct companies and selling them in reverse mergers.

The Met, for its part, is undergoing as much upheaval (see article) as News International (NI), which owned the now-defunct newspaper.

Russia is neither exporting a defunct ideology nor fighting proxy wars with America, as it did during the cold war.

Its Hunter's Point area is home to two polluting power plants and a highly contaminated Naval Shipyard, now defunct.

Two years later, two satellites - one defunct and one active - crashed in orbit, creating even more debris.

As a reminder Ford's now-defunct Premier Automotive Group strategy, the XC60 is expected to share the platform with the Land Rover LR2.

Are there plans for an online service similar to the defunct Boneyards to allow Galactic Battles and rankings?

In a separate essay, he added, "The welfare state and the market state are now two defunct and mutually supporting failures. "

One U. S. communications satellite has collided with one defunct Russian satellite in space, NASA said Wednesday.

Written by someone called "Minerva" , it predicted the imminent collapse of Lehman Brothers, a now-defunct investment bank.

By the end of its run, her (now defunct) weekly column had few readers.

Backups that are specific to a invalid recovery path become defunct.

The now defunct Union Solidarity and Development Association, a precursor of USDP, was formed as a social organization in 1993.

Lilliputian-like worker scrubs the giant head of Gulliver at Japan's now defunct Gulliver's Travels theme park in the shadow of Mount Fuji.

But serious questions persist over the investigation and trial, carried out under a now-defunct anti-terrorist law.

I fear that Dr. Krugman is one of those "practical men of affairs" who is the slave of a defunct economist named John Maynard Keynes.

A family name becomes defunct when the only heir dies without any son.

Gets or sets a value indicating whether the ActiveDirectorySchemaClass object is defunct.

When China shot down a defunct weather satellite last January, there were protests from western governments.

Today, he holds a good-paying job at a high-tech composites factory housed inside a defunct Delphi auto parts plant.

They took data from 365 flights of Boeing 777s in a month of operations of a now-defunct European airline.

If bulk changes exist in the database, all files must be either online or defunct.

Life magazine is now defunct but lives on on the internet as Life. com.

A best practice is to delete defunct backups, or set them aside and clearly mark them as defunct.

This collector had bought many of his pieces from Spink & Son, a once-important London firm that is now defunct.

In this case, all files must be either online or defunct when the log backups are performed.

Abdl Khadr left his job with the now-defunct state television to join the opposition cause three months ago.

He now chairs the supposedly defunct but still powerful Joint Operations Command (JOC), composed of all security chiefs.

She began her journalism career in 1988 as a low-ranking assistant at a now-defunct U. K. tabloid.

The Treaty of Lisbon crystallizes the EU's core belief that nation states are every bit as defunct as Stone Age tribes.

No challenging of the defunct dogmas of neoliberal economics.

It took over defunct Chinese brokerage Beijing Securities, named the venture UBS Securities and started operations in 2007.

Once the home of General Motors' (GM) primary truck factory and the now-defunct Pontiac brand, the city entered into receivership in 2009.

The nation's first two presidents were members of the now-defunct Federalist Party.

But as far as journalism is concerned, these sites more than fill the space a defunct TechCrunch would leave behind.

Space junk: From spent rockets to defunct satellites, the millions of pieces oforbital debris have reached a critical level.

Former events include the defunct Formula One Argentine Grand Prix and World Sportscar Championship's 1000 km Buenos Aires.

In January 2007, China destroyed a defunct satellite with a ballistic missile, and in February 2008, the US did likewise.

the will of a defunct aunt; a defunct Indian tribe.

The defunct plant is still surrounded by a 30-kilometer (18 mile) zone too contaminated for people to inhabit.

KS: I noticed a new image of coal miners in a defunct mine. Where was this taken?

The now defunct Methodist Bookstore in Singapore helped me get most of the English translations of Kierkegaard's works.

Retrieves all of the defunct Active Directory properties in the schema.

and on average, one intact defunct spacecraft or old rocket body will come back into the atmosphere every week.

Transactions that were deferred because the filegroup was offline are moved out of the deferred state after the filegroup becomes defunct.

Any unrestored read-write filegroups are marked as defunct and cannot subsequently be restored into the resulting database.

Moreover, each may be traded, unlike the defunct mark.

The defunct filegroup can never be restored to this database, but its metadata remains.

eg. They bought all their equipment from a defunct brewery in Manhattan.

Retrieves all of the defunct Active Directory classes in the schema.

The Chinese bank had been weighing a $1bn cross-investment with the now-defunct Bear Stearns.

John Maynard Keynes once remarked that statesmen, for all their surface practicality, were generally slaves to some defunct economist.

Wikipedia lists only 22 defunct international outfits, and many of those are not dead but renamed or merged.

Interval claims these were pioneered at Mr Allen's now defunct Silicon Valley research laboratory and then patented between 2000 and 2004.

Retrieves the defunct property that has the specified common name.

"Practical men were often the slaves of some defunct economist, " he wrote.

It is made by mixing low-enriched uranium with plutonium that has been recycled from a global stockpile of defunct nuclear weapons.

Retrieves the defunct class that has the specified common name.

It went to a firm in the Cayman Islands and another in New York; both are now defunct.

This section is relevant only if you have performed point-in time-recovery and you still have backups from any defunct recovery paths.

The novelty Dr Lappas envisages is to change the angle of the sail when the satellite has become defunct.

There is no need for us to keep repeating that your present one is defunct.

The decoupling theory was once mainstream from 2007 to 2008, but defunct after last autumn.

As once understood, the idea is defunct.

In 2008, no defunct economist is more prominent than Keynes himself.

The 1990 treaty mandated equal ceilings on key equipment such as tanks and aircraft for the now-defunct Warsaw Pact and NATO.

eg. By then the firm was defunct.

Most criticism has focused on so-called minibonds backed by the now defunct Lehman Brothers and distributed by a number of Hong Kong banks.

SiteRedeemr is a company who is specialized in purchasing defunct, unwanted websites of all types.

The following Visual Basic. NET example shows how to enumerate all defunct properties in a specified schema.

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