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• These are birth pangs of stars as captured by NASA's Hubble space telescope.
• Gone was the prologue in which Leto, Apollo's mother, mimes birth pangs atop a platform.
• You can't go through the birth pangs of dideoxy protocols and do it all over again ."
• They see current wars, natural disaster and famine as the birth pangs which Jesus described in Matthew and Mark.
• The birth pangs of RU-486 and the accompanying political, religious and ideological pangs reach the screen in " The Abortion Pill ."
• Maybe so, but judging from the euro's birth pangs, it might have been more apt to name the new money the " fudge ."
• There's not that much room for heroism, romance, action-adventure thrills and melodrama and all those things Hollywood cherishes when you're contemplating a nation's birth pangs.
• The first years of the IDF, immediately following its founding, were marked by the birth pangs of an army whose military doctrine, behavior, and discipline had not yet been crystallized,
• Pinto, now 36 and a graduate student at Columbia University, agrees with other Timorese independence advocates who say they need a three-to five-year transition to ease the birth pangs of independence.
• But the dancers here are in more stylized Greek costumes, not practice clothes, and Kathleen Moore as Leto, Apollo's mother, mimes her birth pangs atop a platform with fierce expressionistic urge.
• But just as it took the railroads several decades to adopt common standards and gain wide acceptance in the early 1800s, the digital television ( DTV ) revolution hasn't escaped severe birth pangs.
• This solo, danced by Ms . Quinn on a reflecting floor cloth, has her seemingly swimming in a stream of consciousness and is preceded by a real or reconstructed tape of her birth pangs.
• A Greek legend is that the river was created by the birth pangs of Leto, whose temple, at the Letoon, is on the west bank of the river a few kilometers south of Xanthos.
• Under his father's rule, the protracted, bloody, and distracting birth pangs of Argentina and Uruguay, the bellicose policies of Brazil, and Francia's noninterventionist policies had worked in conjunction with one another to preserve Paraguayan independence.
• However, he said that the difficulties the party was facing were merely " birth pangs " marking the transition to a new Zimbabwe, noting that the codename for the MDC's campaign was " Let's Finish It ".
• John N . Bahcall of the Institute for Advanced Study in Princeton, New Jersey said the Spitzer will enable astronomers to study the birth pangs of stars and the formation of planets out to the very edge of the universe.
• He's a dramatic sort ( he calls writer's block " author's birth pangs " ) and is devastated when he learns that one of his students, 17-year-old Chris, also is writing a novel, and it's rumored to be a masterpiece.