There is no hint of brick-dust whatsoever beneath Ash's well-shaped finger nails.
When the dust settled, two well-known expatriate business leaders attending the CastleAsia breakfast were dead: Timothy Mackay, a New Zealander who headed Swiss cement maker Holcim Ltd.
Griffith leaves co-stars Neal and Walter Matthau (in the role of Ineffectual Well-Intentioned Liberal) in the dust.
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One of the officials acknowledged that Raimondo "certainly was well aware of the dust-up" the planned appointment had caused in the presidential campaign and in the broader debate with Democrats over Bush's economic policies.
And if the spa's gem associations are a stretch, they're comparable to what others are doing, like using diamond dust in anti-aging body treatments and here, for obvious reasons, sapphire dust as well (which felt great in a body cream but didn't have any discernible effect).
Many of its dust-jackets carried reproductions of paintings: Impressionist and Modern as well as by old masters.
What is new about Dr Cinzano's research, which is about to be published in the Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society, is that he and his colleagues have managed to take account of the effects of back-scattering by clouds and dust in the atmosphere, as well as the effects of the original sources of the light themselves.
But he also described less well-known proposals to regulate concrete and farm dust.
Stardust is an ambitious but low-cost mission to capture the first samples from a comet, as well as grains of interstellar dust, and return them to Earth.
In the foot-well and the wheel arches, scientists found traces of a distinctive mix of chalk, brick dust and concrete used to cover the road leading to the ditch.
Between Alec Baldwin's memorable phone message to his daughter, Lindsay Lohan's drug and alcohol infractions and Britney Spears', well, everything, Hollywood seems to get as much attention for its stars as it does their dust-ups.
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