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Statistics from China's Petroleum and Chemical Industry Association indicate that five main current synthetic resins suffered price cuts in May due to an unanimated domestic market.
China's synthetic rubber production grows in May by Rubber World
14) Anglican sermons were often unanimated moral discourses.
Like a wildfire: the growth of Virginia Baptists between 1765 and 1774 by Nixon, John Ashley / Baptist History and Heritage
In his actor's handbook, John Rudlin advises that a "real mask should never be hung on a wall, unless its working days are over, since its gaze will be diminished by unanimated familiarity" (1994:40).
Masken: Gesichter aus anderen Welten by Strother, Z.S. / African Arts
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