What stood out, in a fascinating set of reports with which the Guardian celebrated the Booker's 40th anniversary, was how often, for all the judicial antics and horse-trading, the panels got it right, delivering ambitious writing to a public that actively expected it.
Just like the Panama Papers leak in 2016, the Paradise Papers provide hard evidence for the hypothesis that it is not only completely normal, but even actively expected, for the most prosperous members of society to take steps to hide their money away from the public good, in order to be able to invest more of it in schemes that enrich them, precisely at our expense.
Stereotype incongruent misbehaviour (internalizing in boys and externalizing in girls) is associated with parental harshness that actively alters expected socialized trajectories or serves as a hostile response to unexpected misbehaviour.
In this regard, according to Menkhoff et al. (2015), learners especially expect actively involved teachers.
Bubbles has some catching up to do, but it has the most complete API, and with several developers working on it actively we can expect to see significant improvements in the next release.
Police are still "actively pursuing leads" and expect to do so for the next 24 to 48 hours, a spokesman said.
Since they nevertheless represent actively transcribed genes, we expect that several of these will turn out to be useful markers for breeding.
analyst for Morningstar, said he expects actively managed E.T.F.'s to gain acceptance, if grudgingly, from fund providers and their customers.
Providing shelter for refugees should be a hallmark of any civilised society: actively wanting or expecting people to live in poor accommodation and conditions because they were born in a different country is repellent.
Finally, and perhaps most importantly, we say that every citizen who can should be expected actively to work their way out of poverty by seeking jobs, working enough hours and seizing the opportunities made available to them.
