Physical suffering was the most common mentioned reason of underlying suffering for contacting a counsellor and/or for having a wish to end life (42%), while psychiatric and psychological suffering accounted for respectively 23%and16%6%.
If you paid close attention, you might have noticed a few common notes — mentions of the names Dalton and Chief, and frequent references to tomatoes and pyramids — but, otherwise, the sites appeared to be separate entities, each with its own mysteries.
— then said that "shout out" was now a more common vernacular for a "kind mention of a homie" (Urban Dictionary).
Her view was reinforced by Howe, who made a statement on Grenada to the Commons that made no mention of the imminent invasion, the first of its kind by America on a former British colony and a monarchy.
But officials made no mention of the common calling card of Mexico's drug gangs: a message left hanging on a street corner warning the police that they would meet the same fate as Mr. Santiago.
It is common to think that Aristotle's mention of a problem whether a construction of parallel lines involves a petitio principii refers to debates over whether a parallel postulate is required (Prior Analytics ii.16, Euclid i Post. 5).
Platonic realists are often moved by the belief that the most basic linguistic structure, predication itself, involves a commitment to abstracta, for common explications of predication make essential mention of properties, relations, and such.
In presenting the bill, which receives its second reading in the Commons on Wednesday, David Cameron and Kenneth Clarke made no mention of Lord Jackson's review of civil litigation costs, published in January 2010, after a two-year research period, which is strange because the second part of the bill incorporates Lord Jackson's recommendations almost in full.
The report makes no mention of higher salaries, a more common union proposal.
Here, it just suffices to mention common equations of 802.11 and 802.11e networks without any proof.
