But it's nuanced, Abse says, "because in one relationship you can choose someone who had a similar experience to you.
"This is a bombshell," Mr. Callow said, "because in one fell swoop it went down far more than we would have expected".
What is not debatable is that banks would prefer the Fed to be the new regulator, because, in one sense, the banks control the Fed.
How reluctant, really, can a movie star be? "It's kind of a dichotomy," he says, "because in one sense I'll say I resist, but I do have this manic overreaching side when I'm feeling particularly creative.
However, we conducted 6 FGDs with men instead of the planned 5, because in one site we received more participants than we could include in one group.
I wasn't home, because, in one of life's rare strokes of serendipity, I was presiding over the selection committee for London's Newgen at the British Fashion Council, the panel that X-rays young designers for runway-worthiness.
What should I do?' That's because in one year the club has become known and also we have a philosophy that we don't go into ridiculous amounts of money, although [the club] can afford it.
Of these 80 subjects with sufficient numbers of airway macrophages, oxidized LDL was available in 79, because in one person a blood sample could not be obtained.
Aspirin, however, is not recommended, because in one good study it provided no protection.
Ukippers are able to strike the posture of outsiders because in one key sense they are.
(Unlike Ricky, who complained because in one scene he had to stand up).
