You never get bored watching it — well, almost never — because it is so dramatically stylish.
Cruz went on, "I chuckle every time I hear Barack Obama or Hillary Clinton talk about income inequality, because it's increased dramatically under their policies".
"The genre was undervalued because it wasn't dramatically avant-garde; it was unpretentious," said Tony Outhwaite, author of a forthcoming book of jazz organ history entitled "Organ Rooms: The Organ Jazz of America's Inner Cities".
Reality television programming has grown dramatically because it is CHEAP to make.
However, if sufficient alternative prey items are available, this effect may dramatically decrease, because it is not necessary for the predators to certify the value of aposematic prey [67].
Importantly, populations become fragmented, resulting in isolated allopatric populations with effective population size dramatically reduced because it is constrained by the number of hosts, the number of infected cells, and the cellular space available for growth.
"The reality is that no one has a clue as to what the economy really looks like because it's been so dramatically sedated by the federal government.
Thus, liver injury recapitulates the fetal-like state of D3 predominance due not only to a loss of D1 in hepatocytes but also because D3 is dramatically increased in the hepatic stromal compartment.
Maybe this is because the situation is dramatically unstable in the Greek universities, and because of rumors that the government is going to fire a lot of the lecturers and assistant professors.
The F1 generation of fish raised in captivity often fail to reproduce naturally because egg fertilization is dramatically reduced [ 24, 25].
