There are more than 150 people in town halls apparently more valuable than the Prime Minister, which is worth remembering when your local library closes.
It is set in London, among a family of means (they live in a house on "Chatsworth Square," which the 12-year-old narrator says is rundown but "apparently quite valuable").
That figure, Mr. Leahy emphasized, relies upon conflating another program that allows surveillance targeted at noncitizens abroad, which has apparently been quite valuable, with the domestic one.
52 BCE 19 Fenestella, (born 52 bc died ad 19), Latin poet and annalist whose lost work, the Annales, apparently contained a valuable store of antiquarian matter as well as historical narrative of the final century of the Roman Republic.
They are, moreover, hassling one another, each paddling around frantically trying to trick the other into committing "interference" — a call by the judges which apparently costs one valuable points.
In this world I learned of a man named Karl Pearson who has apparently contributed many valuable things to the average man's world.
A transgenic mouse model expressing the G2019S mutation of LRRK2 is already available and apparently may represent a valuable experimental model for investigating PD pathogenesis and novel treatments.
Even though at times the group of MPs included 10 women, the results of the commission can still be considered less valuable, since apparently all political parties, even more left-wing ones, trusted men more when it came to expertise on issues such as prosperity and quality of life.
Worse yet, Paul erroneously claims that "a lot of the land is desirable once it gets flattened out...Some people like the flat land, and some of it apparently has become rather valuable when it's become flattened".
