Word: accompanyment
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Jaffrey observes that many of the techniques used in nouvelle cuisine have been commonplace in India for centuries. The dark sauces, for example, are seldom thickened with flour, but with onions, garlic, ginger, yogurt and tomatoes. Her book lists a subtle series of inviting vegetable preparations that could well accompany...
But these are small matters, not enough to man strong effort. When Johnston tells the audience frankly "The '70s are just the garbage of the '60s," she makes a strong and often-ignored point--as do all the actors, individually and collectively As the 20th anniversary of Kennedy's death...
Thirty-two bicycle racks and new trees and shrubbery will accompany the new area, McDowell said. Half of the bike racks will be on the west side of Widener Library and the remaining 16 will be on the east wall of Grays Hall.
Although some of the wounded were helicoptered to the Iwo Jima off the coast of Lebanon and treated in the ship's operating rooms, most were flown directly to U.S. military hospitals in West Germany and Italy or to a British Royal Air Force hospital on Cyprus.* The most...
Robert Klitgaard '68, associate professor of Public Policy, who has worked with Bok on this issue and will accompany him to Washington, said recently that the ACE committee might show some flexibility on the SAT provision.