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In- dividual fish are reported with ages of several centuries.

In dividual principals no longer assign teachers and set class size.

"These things are seldom left to in- dividual choice, you know," she said.

Now I feel it my obligation to say something about the in- dividual steps which might lead to a solution of the security problem.

Always there will be its own self-respecting highly in- dividual variation.

Talent is a random and highly in- dividual trait, not an imposed one.

The guests ate at small in- dividual tables and were served from carts passing back and forth.

In the morning, though, every in- dividual limb felt sore, as though someone had been kicking me all night long.

The more cruel the wrong that men commit against an in- dividual or a people, the deeper their hatred and contempt for their victim.

With these young minds he discussed the future of the church in England and the nature of in- dividual vocation.

The outside guard pulled the switch that turned on the tanglefoot electronic fields that swamped the floor of the block corridor and of each in- dividual cell.

So that a man may say, his religion is now no more within himself, but is become a dividual moveable, and goes and comes near him, according as that good man frequents the house.

Bjornstrom's compact sixteen-inch Ingram chattered out a stream of lethal skull busters, and the Executioner's AutoMag punctuated the death stream with in- dividual shots that bellowed beneath the cavern roof.

He sat straight up, his hands tightened, his eyes dilated, and then fidgeting un- easily, after a minute he beckoned to an over-dressed in- dividual, whom Heru afterwards told me was the Court necromancer, and began whispering in his ear.

There were the in- TIMESCAPE I 2 $ dividual nations to soothe, England's own interests to look out for (though that was not his prime offidal task), and of course the ever-present snout of the media pig.

Each chunk pressing her body had a sadistic personality so in- DAVID ERIN dividual she might give it a name . . . this one, Needle; that one under her left breast, Pincher; and so on.