Simmons' boredom with, even disdain for, conventional standup about current events, politics and other "important" topics is evident before he makes it explicit, with an orchestral interlude about the discovery of a grey pubic hair and a monologue about irritating coworkers delivered with more gravity than the stories, apparently true, of the abuse he suffered as a child.
Screens of genomic libraries using the Runt domain sequence as probe indicate that the same is also apparently true of the sea urchin S. purpuratus [ 10], although final verification of this awaits the completion of the sea urchin genome.
Adapted from Christopher Hampton's play, it is based on the apparently true story of the short-lived alliance between the young Jung Michael Fassbenderr) and his mentor, Freud (Viggo Mortensen), and the pivotal role played by Sabina Spielrein (Keira Knightley), first a patient of Jung's, then his lover, then his student.
This is, apparently, true not just of Mexico, but is typical in prisons worldwide.
And the same is apparently true in the rest of Europe.
The first two candidates, however, do not hold much promise for solving the problem of apparently true singular negative existentials.
This month, just in time for the autumnal return to the schoolyard, Mr. Lloyd has released a book in America called "The Book of General Ignorance: Everything You Think You Know Is Wrong," which contains nearly 300 pages of information, all of it (apparently) true.
This factoid is apparently true, according to the reporting of New York City media organizations.
Or, to put the point the other way round, if we don't think that linguistically-based reasons such as the availability of an (apparently) true quantified sentence like (14) commit us to bizarre entities like Nappy, we should not think that such reasons commit us to fictional entities either.
That is apparently true, although more the "fault" of the influenza virus and its natively wily ways, than of the CDC.
It's now almost legendary, but apparently true, that at the end of that Seder, when the ever-wandering Jewish people traditionally say "Next year in Jerusalem!" the candidate raised his glass and said, "Next year in the White House!" Moreover he committed to doing a Seder every year in the presidential residence if he won.
