Data sources producing information on international migration can be customarily grouped in the following four types [ 6].
Payday lenders market themselves as a convenient borrowing option for people who need small loans that they can quickly repay, customarily in two weeks.
The only way one company customarily can boost profits is by raising prices after a disaster swamps a competitor.
If, as the adage goes, justice delayed is justice denied, then India's courts can be said to customarily live in a state of denial.
The operation of imagination is enhanced if the perception is simple, composed of simple parts that are organized in accord with some guiding principle that can be invoked in reconstructing it, or customarily connected with other, presently occurring perceptions.
A multiyear fragrance or cosmetics contract, customarily reserved for megacelebrities like Beyoncé, can be worth millions, of course.
Besides, given that few other birds can feed at such odd angles, the hummingbird customarily gets first dibs on the prize.
Some brokers recommend that the buyer hire a lawyer, though Ms. Levitov said that in Moscow, real estate agencies customarily handle the legal work, which can cost anywhere from 2 to 5 percent of purchase price.
It can be used with almost any metal and is customarily employed for casting relatively small parts.
Mr. Ahr said it was becoming increasingly common to find such so-called drop houses in more affluent neighborhoods, perhaps because smugglers believe that having customarily operated in low-income areas, they can find refuge in a change of tactics.
Where available, cancer service indicators can be presented with a mean and confidence interval, customarily set at 95%, as a snap-shot (cross sectional) or time related (longitudinal).
