Despite Mr. Powell's insistence to the contrary, some perceived the moves as an effort to cut out Mr. Cigarroa and other high-level administrators.
Golden Dawn, which will now be sending three MEPs to Brussels, appealed mostly to voters aged between 18 and 44, according to further analysis of exit polls, Helena flags up, explaining: Contrary to perceived wisdom many had received higher education, although for the first time farmers were also noted as flocking to Golden Dawn.
In so doing, we place on a more formal footing the derivation of the well-known two-fluid model of cosmic ray magnetohydrodynamics (Axford et al. 1982; Webb 1983), showing, somewhat unexpectedly and contrary to perceived wisdom, that the cosmic ray number density is in fact included implicitly in the total number density.
On the contrary, caregivers perceived drug sellers to be efficient and accessible.
On the contrary, they perceived this aspect of care as too demanding.
These results suggest that, contrary to perceived wisdom, the structure of agrarian production does to some extent explain state-level variation in female suicide rates.
To the contrary, people perceive the best listeners to be those who periodically ask questions that promote discovery and insight.
On the contrary, physicists perceive strong norms toward student-centered teaching within their department, although they also feel similar constraints on their time due to research expectations; they identify class size as being influential on their teaching, along with the level of student preparation, which indicates a focus on students rather than infrastructure.
Re "Changing Social Security" (editorial, Nov. 9): Contrary to the perceived wisdom, Social Security is not in trouble financially.
