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Whatever Washington does in coming months, a wealth of data suggests that Latinos, who make up fully half of the immigration wave of the past century, are already following the classic pattern for American immigrants.

They were not applied as often to Jerry Manuel, his cerebral predecessor, and in that way the Mets followed the classic pattern for the hire, replacing low-key with fired-up.

So rather than follow the classic pattern for a new magazine of "a slow build and word of mouth," he said, the decision was made to advertise directly to readers and "get a jump-start, get the magazine to the audience".

So those are two possible reasons to think that today's new arrivals and their descendants are, as my colleague David Leonhardt argued earlier this year, "following the classic pattern for American immigrants," rather than gaining some ground and then stalling or slipping back.

It was a classic pattern for a fraudulent guardianship.

"Most of these data reflect the classic pattern of socioeconomic gains for immigrant families from one generation to the next," the Pew report concluded, with two glaring differences: so many are illegal immigrants, and the proportion of children being raised by a single parent is higher in the third generation than in the first or second.

The 1950-1960 map shows for the most part the classic pattern of inner-city population decline and outer-city and suburban population gain.

Of interest, isoleucine, valine, and leucine changes showed the classic pattern of DAF-16 dependence, making BCAAs strong candidates for having a causal role in long life [ 25].

Candida spp. is the third most common reason for sepsis in the ICU, not differentiating our results from the classic pattern of ICU-acquired infection.

Iran's setup follows a classic pattern of tyranny.

The classic pattern is for diversity (e.g., species richness) to decrease with increasing latitude.