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Historically, invisible darns were preferred around the world; in India and Kashmir, professional darners made repairs to treasured garments with threads carefully pulled from the seam allowances and hems.

Nisar Ahmed, a master darner - locally known as a raffugar, sits outside a laundry in the densely populated Aabpara market of Islamabad.

Aside from the reality that 120 feet is some 35 miles off the coast, Darner had other hesitations about fishing that depth in his 21-foot boat.

"I think this type of development is just part of a much, much larger movement in the culture at large," says Jeremy Darner, MAI, a director for Cushman & Wakefield's agribusiness, natural resources and energy practice group in San Diego.

Career counseling groups might prove to be more efficient than individual counseling for reaching greater numbers of people (Darner, Latimer, & Porter, 2010; Epstein et al., 2014; Siskind, Baingana, & Kim, 2008).

There is an increasing awareness of subjects associated with the environment, and schools, from preschool to high school as well as higher education, devote time to curricula and projects designed to develop an awareness of the environment and activity associated with it (Darner, 2009).

According to Bursuck and Darner (2011), reading comprehension is the active process of obtaining meaning from written text.

(14.) Sutton WR, Greene WB, Georgopoulos G and Darner on TB Jr.

"Stacey's success is not only a testament to her talent, but as a dyslexic writer, her perseverance is an inspiration to all of us at Green Darner Press," said Kari Hock, the book's publisher.

In the Capanda Cacuso Agro-Industral Hub, Biocom is a partnership between the state, through the National Agency for Private Investment (ANIP), Sonangol Holding, Angolan group Darner and Brazil's Odebrecht.

(4.) Roy Darner, "Sox Slate 10 Games in Milwaukee," Chicago Tribune, October 31, 1967.

The Southern Riffle Darner Notoaeschna sagittata has been recorded in the Bend of Islands, 30 km north-east of Melbourne.

Various local species, along with their cousins, the damselflies, have telling names like ebony jewel-wing, amber-winged spreadwing, red damsel, red bluet, orange bluet, violet dancer, spotted blue darner, sand dragon, calico pennant, blue pirate, green jacket, ruby meadowfly, goldenwing, and red saddlebag.