The M Sport upgrade also adds niceties including sport seats, a firmer suspension, paddle shifters and summer tires.
An added nicety in certain instances is the stipulation that the stones be large enough to cause pain but not so large as to kill the condemned immediately.
For Matthew Goldstein, a mathematician who will step down this summer as chancellor of the City University of New York, that year comes with an added nicety: a $490,000 salary, the same amount he is earning this year.
Add a few more niceties like adaptive cruise control, parking assist side cameras and a rear-seat entertainment package, and you're well past $50,000.
After the attacks of September 11 , 2001 the Geneva Conventions, among other niceties, were added to its list of obstacles to be got around.
Whereas actors were once taught how to add an African or Asian twang to their voices, they're now trained up in the niceties of Ugandan versus Somali or Korean versus Japanese, not to speak of the fine distinctions between Illinois and Indiana.
The holding of such a ceremony is likely to add to the Pope's reputation, correspondents say, as someone who is unconstrained by diplomatic and theological niceties when it comes to advancing the causes of diplomacy and peace.
Five additional minutes are allowed each patient for social niceties, ushering them in and out, offering them the chair and getting the next chart -- together, these add up to 15 minutes.
It may be unnecessary to add that the level Mr. Rosen was alluding to is one so stratospheric as to hover far above hoi polloi, with their mundane worries about jobs or paying the mortgage or preserving niceties of middle class existence like Social Security.
The bill would also add another 14,000 border-patrol officers, and more cameras and sensors along the border, though states are quick to point out that such niceties mean nothing until they are put into the budget.The Judiciary Committee gave it bipartisan approval in a 12-6 vote.
