Fewer than half of the states have laws that prohibit landlords from discriminating on the basis of marital status. In some of these states, courts have narrowly interpreted these laws so that unmarried couples do not receive protection from housing discrimination, e.g., Maryland, Wisconsin, Illinois, and Minnesota.
Websterâs 1828 defines pitch thus: 1. A thick tenacious substance, the juice of a species of pine or fir called abies picea, obtained by incision from the bark of the tree... 2. The resin of pine, or turpentine, inspissated; used in caulking ships and paying the sides and bottom.
new one may grow, and if most of the tree is killed, new sprouts will emerge from the trunk. Dormant buds deep in the thick bark of a pitch pine come to life after a ï¬re. Pitch pines are always prepared for ï¬re. Ëey begin to produce cones when very young, and they hang on to them year after year. Some of a pitch pineâs cones are serotinous,