As early as 1995, the Canadian government was encouraging investigators in cot death cases to "think dirty"—a slogan later picked up in other countries where infant deaths had fallen.
Cooke scored about a minute later, picking up a rebound and firing a shot past Evgeni Nabokov.
And, if you pause while watching a video, then later pick it up on another device (Kindle Fire, PS3, PC, Mac, or supported TV or Blu-ray player), it will continue playing where it left off.
When our platoon leader and platoon sergeant showed up a few days later pick us up, we reluctantly packed up our gear and wore the same sad faces of the guys we relieved two weeks earlier.
Our argument was they are all fledgling so let's fund them all first, then winnow them down later – come back in 3-4 yeand and pick eight and, a couple of years later, pick five.
He addressed questioners by their first name, a habit later picked up, though less naturally, by the others.
By 2009 Serco had set up GSTS with Guy's and St Thomas' hospitals in London and a year later picked up one of the NHS's best labs at King's College hospital – with ambitions to win a 30% share of the pathology services market in England.
This particular notion seems closely allied to the Dionysian and Christian idea of knowing a god by eating him - an idea later picked up in Robert Heinlein's controversial 1960s novel, Stranger in a Strange Land.
But the rates later pick up.
Miles Teller, the put-upon drumming tyro in Whiplash, courts his girl at a cosy table, and later picks a similar spot to let her down easy when he tells her there's room for only one love in his life and it's not her, it's jazz.
She then barged to the ticket window, and back a few minutes later, picked up child and baggage, and made for her train.
