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China accounts for 65 per cent of Gensler's worldwide revenues from projects that involve buildings 35 to 40 storeys and above, according to Winey.

China accounts for 65 percent of Gensler's worldwide revenues from projects that involve buildings 35 to 40 stories and above, according to Winey.

Although Moniruzzaman and Winey note that nanotubes were first used as filler in 1994, they stress that only a few commercially available products employ carbon-filled polymers.

Winey, brought in their own collections of photographs to copy for the files and then asked others to do the same.

Our illustrators, often working far ahead in the hottest days of summer, must have had to climb into their family freezer for inspiration, or maybe they just read the descriptions of winter by noted nature writer Donald Culross Peattie: "[Winter] days have a bite like that you'll get when you set your teeth in a winey apple.

Vision Cellars, a boutique winey in Windsor, California, produces more than 2,000 cases of award-winning pinot noir annually.

Fromartharie's Garcia Baquero line has added Winey Goat from Spain, a delicious, firm goat's milk cheese that is bathed in the country's fabulous red wine.

Our timing was such that Steve Winey, manager and son of the founder, was able to give us a guided tour of the factory.

IGEN "opened offices in Winey, Oxfordshire, England and San Diego, California ...

Winey, drawn from Augustus Longstreet, Georgia Scenes.

Port has a rich, sweet, deeply winey flavor - a must in meat casseroles.

Cherry: Sweet, winey, with a characteristic almond note.

Winey, The Hardtack Regiment: An Illustrated History of the 154th Regiment, New York State Infantry Volunteers (East Brunswick, N.J.: Fairleigh Dickinson Univ.

The colours were musty yellow, greyish green, winey purplish red, splashed with brighter green and crimson lake.