B and C had the most cards, because of the frequency of beef and chicken dishes.
Klaus Jansen, head of the Association of Detectives, said that because of the frequency of incidents pupils were becoming more astute at recognising warning signs.
He has said he supports killing police officers both because of the frequency of police abuses and because he believes the laws they enforce are often unjust.
"People were shocked of course but I feel like we are now all desensitised because of the frequency of terrorist attacks," she said.
It also has a much more significant sponsor brand recall than those other two because of the frequency.
Hasawi has also had to stave off a threatened revolt from the club's players, the Guardian can reveal, because of the frequency with which they have been paid late or not received their bonuses.
The No. 1 unseated the No. 6 line because of the frequency of its service, the timeliness of its trains, its cleanliness and the clarity and accuracy of its in-car announcements.
The US authorities don't know for sure how many people fentanyl kills because of the frequency with which it is mixed with heroin, which is then registered as the cause of death.
They all say that Bab Amr is the most dangerous place they have been in because of the frequency of the shelling and the snipers," he said.
Because of the frequency of spontaneous natural closure, small ventricular septal defects are observed for a period of time before the decision is made to perform surgery.
Another possible explanation (that contradicts her theory) is that parents are less apt to see ticks on themselves in time and quicker to see them on their children because of the frequency of bathing, dressing and sun-screening.
