When a person dies testate – that is, with a valid will – an executor, executrix, or administrator takes over the task of winding up the decedent's financial affairs.
Now, participating in a new nationwide database for stolen phones to prevent them from being activated. But critics say it`s yet to have a meaningful impact, because stolen phones often wind up overseas and fetch more dollars.
But the point of this would be that the scooter could move and park itself when someone wasn't on it so it doesn't wind up in the way of pedestrians or traffic.
But consumer advocacy groups like the Coalition to Protect Patient Choice say these mergers haven't gone well in the past and that patients wind up paying more money and having less choice when it comes to medications.
Gerard and I want to add our congratulations to Arthur for his remarkable invention of laser tweezers that can trap living cells and wind up molecular motors.
By feeling worked up, you will send your body into fight or flight mode, and with too much adrenaline and cortisone flying to your brain, you will wind up feeling short of breath, tight-chested and sick.
Sea otters wind up eating anywhere, depending on what treatments they're doing, between 25 and 35 percent of their body weight a day which is obviously a lot of food.
By the late 19th century, you could buy clockwork wind up table fans that ran for half an hour on a spring coil, or small fans fueled by kerosene and alcohol flames, heating a little engine.
And that's why it's possible to act autonomously to choose for myself, for each of us to choose for ourselves as autonomous beings and for all of us to wind up willing the same moral law, the categorical imperative.
But critics say the tariffs could wind up costing thousands of jobs, if they hurt American businesses that depend on imported metals to make their products.
I've got air in my lungs and a few blank sheets of paper. I mean, I love waking up in the morning and not knowing what's gonna happen, or who I'm going to meet, where I'm going to wind up.