an-other

That leaves an-other possibility: genes might determine only the brain's main circuits, with something else shaping the trillions of finer connections.

Your Child's Brain 2008

“And that water, half covered with mist, which glimmers through the fog, at the foot of this huge black precipice-is it still a part of the Lake of Lucerne, or have we lighted upon an-other since we ascended that last hill?”

Anne of Geierstein 2008

-- Malcolm BeithChina: Dousing The FlamesWith yet an-other protester attempting suicide last week -- the fourth since late August -- Beijing is growing concerned about the level of overt dissent in the Chinese capital.

Periscope 2007

"How did the bishops control and form their priests?" an-other Curia official demanded.

A Cardinal Offense 2007

The question is whether the lessons of Tiananmen can prevent an-other one.

Bringing Down The House 2007

"This will present an-other opportunity to show its regional power," he said.

The Hand That Feeds the Fire 2007

After he and an-other surviving brother, David, won a $3.2 million settlement from Pan Am, Steve wandered in and out of towns, relationships and jobs.

The Last Victims 2007

Then below, where the trail was locked into a deep canyon where there was scarcely room for it and the river, there was a beauty of an-other kind in solemn gloom.

A Lady's Life in the Rocky Mountains 2007

Age is an-other important risk factor (incidence rises sharply after 50).

The Deadliest Cancer 2007

But you are the queen of our sex, and sit enthroned, holding out your sceptre in pity to one poor girl, and raising an-other, and another; for it is glory enough for you to call the man yours, for whom so many hearts have iigheJ in secret.

Sir Charles Grandison 2006