As far as I can ascertain from my research, this is the first time that a story about Elliott Smith made a British tabloid front page.
As best I could ascertain from a conversation with them on the way out, they are actually distantly related, as are many of the rest of the staff.
So as far as I can ascertain from your comments and answers given above, the design team deliberately went out of its way to reduce the experience of viewing to numerical analysis of an average viewer.
I can ascertain from many late nights spend with Gravy that he has achieved his dream.
From what I'm able to ascertain from the video I saw of the crash, the pilot was coming in too low and too slow and apparently attempted to abort the landing and he pulled up on the controls to raise the nose.
I thought -- but only the next morning, after a clipped call to 311, the city's information hot line, from which I ascertained that sand theft is illegal -- that this digging could characterize immigration: you take what you can from your home country, toss it into bags and get ready to flee, hoping the grains will last you.
But from all I have been able to ascertain from high-level briefings, the logical conclusion based on all of the evidence, all of the broken promises, all the obfuscation and now this nexus between Hussein and other terrorist groups and individuals is that we simply can't afford the risk to humanity.
Potential bipolar disorder I (BP-I) probands were ascertained from our clinical service, referrals from local clinicians, or self-referral in response to internal hospital advertisements.
It is difficult to ascertain from the volunteers which ones might seek such a role.
One can ascertain from the Karlsruhe judgments a reticence towards the desire for brisk integration that reigns in Brussels.
A sense of Britain and its place in the world in 1913 is hard to ascertain from such a distance.
