IN 2001 Boris Johnson, now the mayor of London, then a mere journalist, made his second attempt to get elected to Parliament.
What began as a mere made-for-television movie (on the Disney Channel, yet) has grown quickly into an international phenomenon both commercial and spiritual, at least for tweenage youngsters (mostly girls).
Theories such as Ward's (section 1.3 above), which make the Son a mere mode, make him not a self at all, whereas Leftow's theory (section 1.4 above) makes him a self, but the same self as his Father.
Only Terrence Trammell, a mere 22, made a statement about the future.
A mere 6% made negative remarks about monarchs in general, and just 1% ventured anything negative about the woman herself.
Despite the enormous deficits, the 10-year Treasury note now yields a mere 3.29percentt, making stocks -- even those that do not pay dividends -- an increasingly attractive alternative for investors.
Best of all, it was a mere $10, making it our best value.
A mere 3% make it into the fourth and beyond.More broadly, family businesses often suffer from human quirks.
A recent Nielsen report pegs Windows Phone's market share at a mere 7%, making it a distant fourth behind Android, iOS, and BlackBerry OS.
Of the 29 universities that offer data science programs, a mere six make them available to undergraduates (the rest are reserved for graduate students).
The thought of rolling over into a money market investment paying a mere 5% to 6% makes equities look very attractive-particularly when East Asian stock markets are up 16% to 52% already this year.
