Thompson was at his best in the middle part of the final round.
But here is what was surprising (at least, to me): those who scored in the middle part of the index somewhat susceptible to framing, but able at times to overcome it were characterized by a statistically significant increase in activity in yet a third part of the brain, the cingulate cortex.
"While it appears likely that the observed seismicity rate changes in the middle part of the United States in recent years are manmade, it remains to be determined if they are related to either changes in production methodologies or to the rate of oil and gas production, " wrote David J.
You are in the middle of the city, part of an urban life that was as much a target of the terrorists in 2001 as the lives of three thousand people.
Part of this was prompted by the dress code the NBA instituted in the middle of the last decade, but part of it was also growing up and trying to alter public perception.
The group also was a latecomer to the CD era, waiting until 1987 to issue its main body of work on a medium that the industry had embraced in the early to middle part of the decade.
Yet another part of me knew that these events in Libya and elsewhere in the Middle East are part of a broader and totally predictable movement towards freedom and liberation of the human spirit.
I'm convinced that the future of entertainment places us squarely in the middle of the action, just as much a part of the story as our children are today when they strap on a holster and play cops and robbers or pick up that Barbie and ask us to be Ken.
Overhead video from CNN affiliate KTLA showed firefighters working to douse a fire as most of the plane, including a visible part of its wing, lay in the middle of a road.
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To some degree, diplomats say, the free rein Bedouins have in the Sinai is linked to a long legacy of instability in a critical part of the Middle East.
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Called "cafe marron, " it lived on one island, Rodrigues, in the middle of the Indian Ocean in what is now part of Mauritius.
The local time zone of the contacts are also listed so you know not to call them if they are in a different part of the world in the middle of the night.
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And the supply will increasingly be concentrated in a smaller and smaller number of countries, for the most part in the Middle East and the former Soviet Union.
He launched the PKK's war against the Turkish state in the early 1980s, as part of a campaign to carve out a homeland in the Middle East for Kurds.
The first politician Al Gore mentioned in the eulogy to his father was a former congressman from middle Tennessee who "made all the families in this part of the country proud" by becoming secretary of state under Franklin D.
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Ms Hughes was also taking in Egypt and Turkey as part of a mission to improve the image of the US in the Middle East.
Down the suasion chain there is much of the rest of North Africa and Middle East (part of the same street drama as in Egypt), Nigeria (West African oil belt), NATO including ever-trickier Turkey, Colombia and Panama (drug war) and an Asian-Pacific scene full of its own goblins.
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There is speculation that these kinds of looters are part of a wider network of criminals operating in the Middle East, who pillage archaeological sites on behalf of the black market.
And in the absence of a decision on the part of the Speaker of the House and others to put middle-class families ahead of whatever political imperatives he might have right now, we're going to have these cuts in place.
He wrapped Iraq into the war on terror, and he clung to the theme that bringing democracy to the Middle East is a necessary part of making America safer in the long term.
Once a rare break from restrictive rules governing the behaviour of rural young women who were not allowed to sing aloud or go out at night, except during the Chuseok Thanksgiving celebration, the ritual is mostly preserved today by middle-aged women in cities and taught as part of the music curriculum of elementary schools.
Part of life in the middle is letting some players with expiring contracts walk rather than fork over a king's ransom to keep them.
So far, winning deals in the Middle East seems to depend in larger part on the political astuteness and lobbying skills of oil bosses than on the size of their capital base.
As a result of those challenges, Whirlpool is moving to reduce costs and capacity, announcing it will cut more than 5, 000 jobs (approximately 10% of its workforce in North America and Italy), in part by closing a refrigerator manufacturing facility in Arkansas by the middle of 2012.
And Mr Sharon is unwilling to start these talks until he has carried out his planned withdrawal of all Israeli troops and settlers from Gaza and part of the West Bank, which is due to take place in the middle of this year.
They chose to get the slower 'medium' tyres out of the way in their middle stint and fit the faster 'super-soft' tyres for the final part of the race, as they were not sure if the softer tyres would last.
Many congressional Democrats decried the idea as a cut in benefits for the middle class, implying that benefit cuts were off the table as part of pension reform.
U.S. Secretary of State Colin Powell said last week that he plans to travel to Syria "in the not-too-distant future" as part of a larger trip to rekindle the Middle East peace process.
Poorer but still fast-growing countries in the Middle East, like Egypt, are a valuable part of any region-wide investment strategy.
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