Tolerance to the anti-anxiety effects of Xanax tends to build up quite slowly, but users chasing its sedative effects can start to need higher doses within just a few days.
Tolerance to the anti-anxiety effects of Xanax tend to build up quite slowly, but users chasing its sedative effects can start to need higher doses within just a few days.
So world-famous names like Ferrari and Mercedes-Benz are, in effect, chasing a soda can.
The coach was particularly concerned about what effect chasing the milestone might have on his young pitchers: all freshmen except for one sophomore.
Unlike most of her peers, who have spent the past couple of years chasing the Guetta effect – layering Euro-synths on pop-step woomphs to create homogenised commercial R&B – Beyoncé kept it classy.
In turn, a group of Native Americans are seeking a woman, Powaqa (Melaw Nakehk'o), who was kidnapped, and because Glass, travelling alone, is likely to be the nearest white person in their search, they are, in effect, chasing him (although he had nothing to do with her disappearance).
One of them, Professor Marian FitzGerald, spoke of chasing targets having "perverse effects" such as increasingly cynical officers preoccupied with meeting them at the expense of everything else and even fiddling figures in order to do so.
As Max Weber recognised long ago, bureaucracies grow as an unintended side-effect of chasing elusive ideals.
The moratorium will have the likely effect of chasing the companies overseas where less stringent regulations will become someone else's problem, but eventually ours too, as markets and oceans are interconnected.
In other words, Microsoft is chasing the Apple "halo effect" with this Nokia mobile business acquisition.
