Be wary whenever anybody suggests that "this is the greatest threat we've ever faced... ......... Look for credible facts to back this up before assuming it's an accurate assessment many times the speaker is grandstanding or overstating the matter, precisely because it gets your attention.
If only selected precincts or counties are manually counted, the hand count, assuming it is more accurate, may help the candidate favored in those areas.
Assuming it is reasonably accurate, the system is perhaps most useful to residents on an hour-by-hour basis, as opposed to long-term averages.
The Girl (BBC2) was Tippi Hedren, the blonde who ultimately refused to be his victim and, as this HBO film was largely based on Hedren's own interviews and Donald Spoto's Hitchcock biography, it is reasonable to assume it's a fairly accurate account.
But I don't think that it's accurate to assume from that one experience that the bowl system is broken, that the other bowls lack integrity and they have similar types of behavior going on.
This appears ambitious but let's assume that it is accurate.
It does, however, say "Buzzfeed" on it, so we must assume, therefore, that it is accurate, because they said so, and, with 770 employees and $167M in revenues, it must be legit, right?
The science of measuring environmental harm is complicated, and I think it is accurate to assume there is a multiplier effect, as some scientists have more recently noted.
In many cases, it is accurate to assume that the addition of new facilities will in some way create additional possibilities of environmental harm.
It's worth noting that we don't have official confirmation of these scores, but assuming they are accurate, it could be another reason to like Allen as something of a dark-horse candidate to be taken by the Browns with the draft's No. 1 overall pick next month, instead of Darnold, the presumptive favorite.
