When the Ambassador arrived the maître d' attended him lavishly, scolding the waiter who had initially greeted him for failing to assign him an appropriately expansive and exclusive table.
Earlier Presidents didn't apologize for preserving the geographic balance, and this one need not be reluctant to acknowledge that Hispanics, the nation's fastest-growing ethnic group, who by 2050 will represent a third of the American people, deserve a place at this most exclusive table for nine.
In his opaque yet heartfelt way, Craig had offered me a place at his most exclusive table of friends.
The second typology highlights a similar composition in the access to polices, which points out a higher percentage in the case of young families: but, in this case, a significant contribution to the phenomenon is given by the presence/absence of an exclusive assistant (Table 4).
And there will be a dining room with a single table at the top of one of the power station's four chimneys, "the most exclusive table in London", says Hwang, with justification.
These three groups were not mutually exclusive (Table 1).
In this case three modules were identified which are significantly mutually exclusive (Table 1).
Similarly, CYP2C9*2 and CYP2C9*3 were in LD and appeared to be mutually exclusive (Table 2b).
In this group, at 16 weeks, only 5% were continuing with any breastfeeding (3.9% exclusive; table 3).
We also grouped the compounds by structural properties into metals (n = 7), aromatic solvents (n = 5), and chlorinated solvents (n = 4), which are mutually exclusive (Table 1).
When the immunopositivity for EGFR and HER2-neu was compared (Table 4) no statistically significant correlation could be found between the expression levels An increased gene copy number for either of these two genes seems mutually exclusive (Table 5).
