They rarely reached 50 during Mr Bush's tenure, but were regularly around 100 in Mr Obama's first term.
Serie A would change forever after the backpass law was introduced a couple of months later (this is still one of our favourite periods in football history; the average goals per game is Serie A was regularly around 2.25 per season, but the backpass law caused such panic that in the first month of the season the scores included 3-3, 4-5, 4-5, 3-7, 7-1 and 5-2).
Now they are regularly receiving around £3m. 'We are certainly living in a more litigious culture.
Republicans are regularly tossing around such charges over judicial nomination setbacks, calling them anti-Hispanic, anti-Catholic, anti-woman.
The closest thing to a real estate crystal ball in the last few years has been the house auctions that are regularly held around the country.
In natural stands, all the trees had a taproot and 30% of the main roots originated at a depth of more than 20 cm, and they are regularly distributed around the stems.
A butcher would no longer be able to enforce his contract for halal meat — contracts that, like deals for kosher or other faith-sanctioned foods, are regularly enforced around the country.
The Acacia trees in the grazing areas provide shade to the animals from the hot sun, supply nutritious pods (14.7% crude protein) during summer months (Pattabhiraman 1958) and are regularly felled around 9 - 11 years and sold off, while new plants take root.
Melon-headed whales (Peponocephala electra) are regularly observed around Palmyra Atoll.
In that time, three men from the UK - Rory McIlroy, Luke Donald and Lee Westwood - have perched on top of the world rankings, while the likes of Justin Rose, Ian Poulter and Graeme McDowell are regularly in and around the top 10.
