1. Glaser switched his area of research from bubble chambers and cosmic rays to molecular biology and biophysics.

2. Glaser said the Macanese authorities will release the funds according to their own procedures, but "we want it to happen as soon as possible," he added.

3. In May, Gabrielle Glaser of Montclair, N.J., bought her 14-year-old daughter, Moriah, an Apple laptop for her birthday.

4. Q: Glaser is still in Beijing. Is there any new progress on the transfer issue of BDA?

5. Elizabeth Glaser was a beautiful, intelligent woman, the wife of Paul Michael Glaser, who had starred in the successful TV series Starsky and Hutch.

6. The experience prompted Ms.Glaser to help create the Migraine Research Foundation.

7. US Treasury official Daniel Glaser said the money belonging the Democratic Republic of North Korea or DPRK would be transferred to a Chinese account.

8. When Cathy Glaser 's daughter began suffering migraines as a toddler,(sentencedict.com) her New York pediatrician couldn't help.

9. As Ms Glaser of the CSIS puts it, China still sees North Korea more as a strategic asset than a liability.

10. The announcement was dedicated to the guiding light of the AIDS fight, Elizabeth Glaser, who was desperately ill with AIDS and would die in three weeks.

11. 'Boeing is obviously the most concerned as it has a huge stake in commercial aircraft sales to China, ' Ms. Glaser said.

12. "We're prepared to go through these talks as long as it takes for us to get through our agenda, " Glaser told reporters.

13. "There's been a decision to bolster our forces in the Pacific, " says Bonnie Glaser, a China expert at the Center for Strategic and International Studies in Washington.

14. Studies show that when we apply sunscreen, we skip spots, Glaser says.

15. The synthesis of the first two arylenealkyne conjugated macrocycles containing long alkylene bridge via Glaser coupling of template-directed tetraacetylenes was reported.

16. In 2005, some 18 nations submitted names for the U.N. Security Council's consideration, according to Glaser.

17. Two of the featured health-care speakers were people with AIDS: Bob Hattoy and Elizabeth Glaser.