But when your friends and neighbors, daughters and sons, nieces and nephews or granddaughters and grandsons, stand in front of you in their glorious, authentic selves -- asking for access to important information about their bodies and their sexuality, asking for accurate information about birth control and reproductive rights... AND their freedom to choose... you will see it then.
You could, however, ask for a more accurate one.
Green Light Media is using those numbers because advertisers are asking for more accurate data.
Reporters complained and asked for more accurate, timely information, and a BP official responded with a memorandum saying that the company was prevented from answering individual questions by disclosure rules governing trade in its stock.
By John McClair and Harold Ross The New Yorker, September 4, 1937 P. 9 The Selznick movie company is making a movie of N. Y. life to be called "Is Nothing Sacred?" Mr. Selznick sent a telegram to Jock Whitney asking for an accurate description of a police prowl car which is to appear in the movie.
Wasting no time, Portantino introduced or reintroduced three bills he hopes will be legislative priorities in coming months, including SB 25, which aims to create a comprehensive K-14 education model, and SB 24, an update of the Political Reform Act that asks for more accurate financial disclosure requirements for elected representatives.
So I suppose it is as accurate a three-word summary as you could ask for, apart from the fact it doesn't mention that it's not just limited to Irish dancing.
The interested buyer would ask for your NOI, and you would give them the higher rent accurate figure of $30,600.
It's accurate and finger friendly, which is about all you can ask for in a touchscreen.
I found the route instructions to be reasonably accurate, but I also had to use my own sense of orientation and ask for directions.
