With stricter checks in place on tobacco usage -- especially on cigarettes -- youngsters are rapidly shifting to
cruder and more dangerous forms of smoking such as dokha to get their daily buzz, a compilation study has found.
China, one of the largest
cruder importers, has been identified as the next big market for shale oil if exploration and production becomes more viable.
It's much
cruder, and it's amazing that we've been able to do as much as we can.''
The international posters for "Ted" amped up the
cruder aspects of the film's foulmouthed bear, with him bending over for auds in the Netherlands, the Japanese poster running with the country's love for cute animated characters in silly poses and even putting ears on the title logo, while the Hungarian ad omitted Mark Wahlberg from the urinal shot entirely.
Dr Negre-Zakharov and her team wanted to determine if the much
cruder - but much faster - electronic nose was able to determine if the melon they used in the experiment were ripe.
"They're going back to compositions that speak to a
cruder, more complex social reality.
Yet it has to be expected in this day when world wide 'Yummy Mummies' are being celebrated, and other rather
cruder epithets to describe the modern sexy mother.
New Delhi, March 08 -- With the
cruder oil prices crossing over $100 per barrel and the crisis in the Middle East destabilizing the entire fuel economy, the new buzz word in automobile industry is to look for alternative fuel technology in the long run.
scientists were in the past, using
cruder techniques.
You can even use it without the guide to freehand larger tools that can get by with a somewhat
cruder edge.
Built in 1499, the well is still used today for rest and relaxation, however, somewhat disappointingly the site is now signalled by a more recent and far
cruder concrete water tower that serves today's local population.
Pitted against estimated costs of
cruder Palestinian rockets, as low as $500, that could bleed the defense budget, some analysts have argued.
With new fields in the Arctic and East Siberia, Russia's
cruder oil output has shot past 2008's yearly production of 488m tons.
