Sharon's associates point out that no one predicted in the 1980's that nearly a million Jews from the former Soviet Union would arrive in the 1990's.
Chris Doyle, an economist at Charles River Associates, points out that roaming generates up to 35% of European operators' revenues, although it accounts for a much smaller share of the time customers spend on the telephone.
But, as Andrew Papachristos and his research associates point out in new research, the demographic-spatial method for understanding gun violence paints with such a broad brush that it offers little guidance for predicting exactly who might become subjects of gun violence, particularly since most individuals living in such neighborhoods do not engage in this type of violent behavior.
But everyone in the family knew that the government did not ally itself with killers, and, as one associate pointed out about Scarpa, "He was crazy.
But another sales associate pointed out: "It's easier for men because it's already decorated -- they can't imagine it, but they can once they see it.
At a shop in New York, a sales associate pointed out the Lumia to a Reuters reporter, saying it was AT&T's newest phone and many people had been asking for it.
Chris Gilbert, the art center's associate curator, pointed out that in each of the three museums, the permanent components will bear the name of the whole project, "Three Cairns".
But Gene Orza, the union's associate general counsel, pointed out that excessive bagginess isn't automatically out.
The Old Dominion associate coach Jim Corrigan pointed out that when the two teams met in the 2007 N.C.A.A. tournament, the halftime score was 20-19.
While key informants felt that the early curriculum development and training of clinical associates had been successful, many pointed out that these achievements were precarious.
