And folks, it's a war-zone, you're dealing with a culture known for its haggling skills, so you've got factor in a little skimming, but this is ridiculous.
And as soon as I take them off, I've got a problem"." Factors of 'communication and service' were considered as less important in relation to the decision to use OS.
Having a little bit of distance helps me to maintain perspective: my social life is important, but when I get home I've got time and space to factor in my physical needs.
"I've got an agenda: the Arbus factor of old age," Hope looked forward to saying to Jack the next time it would be convenient for Jeremy and Nora to arrange lunch for them at the Café Provence.
They're just actors, aren't they?" Favourite reality TV shows "The Voice and The X Factor, because I've got young daughters and I try and be in with them.
What I eat, how much sleep I've gotten and a bunch of other things factor into how my skin looks.
"I also think you've got to factor in that if it all goes wrong, the local authority may fall foul of the information commissioner for a breach and get a £500,000 fine".
I'm thinking, 'Dude, maybe you get two.' You've got to factor in having two showers, and getting dressed at the end, so you've probably got at the most 20 minutes of interactive time, and they think they're going to do eight or nine high-impact porn positions.
I get that none of us is a monolith; we have a variety of interests we've got to factor into our planning.
You might not even have known that there was a New Zealand version of X Factor, because life is short and time is precious and even retaining the knowledge that they've got X Factor in New Zealand seems like a profound reinforcement of all the better things you could be doing with your existence.
