The group took into account the environmental impact of production, processing, transportation, cooking, and waste (20percentt of edible meat winds up in landfills), before reaching a relatively familiar conclusion: people should eat less meat and dairy.
One need not accept Dallek's fanciful, if familiar, conclusion — that, had Kennedy lived, he might have pulled the United States out of Vietnam — to think that J.F.K.'s political career was a work in progress that was arrested too soon.
Drawing upon 356,555 patient records in the Thames, Trent, West Midlands and Yorkshire cancer registries over the period 1990 1992, they came to the familiar conclusion that incidence rates among English South Asians were 'significantly lower' than non-South Asians.
It reached some familiar conclusions.
Many of the familiar conclusions from Thursday's serious case review will reinforce advice which is being reiterated to children's services departments around the country.
But in the most recent seasons of "UnREAL" and "Jessica Jones," the former of which wrapped up on Monday night, these familiar setups didn't amount to familiar conclusions.
In others, the dialogue follows a familiar course to a predictable conclusion, picking up a few laughs from one-liners.
This is all primo hot-stove stuff, of course, but while following the WAR swarms to their conclusions, I experienced a familiar inner nervousness, which I classify under the UFI (Undeserved Feelings of Inadequacy) emotional index perhaps familiar to other somewhat older fans.
"Have you come to a conclusion about Monsieur de Gadbois?" a familiar voice asked, interrupting the tomblike silence of my room.
Analogies aid learning by mapping an unfamiliar domain onto a familiar one to encourage inferences or reach new conclusions (Gentner, 1983).
