Doing so allowed us to discover static patterns by counting how many different code words appeared in a given year, how often they were used and which were the most common successions of code words at a given point in time.
Stewart argues, rather briefly, that the fraught encounters with the Commons, and the succession of court scandals such as the poisoning of Sir Thomas Overbury in 1613, undermined the Stuart monarchy.
Cameron explained the deal to a private meeting of his to explain his complex tactics, and then in the Commons found a succession of backbenchers mainly from the right criticising the deal.
Precambrian glaucony, however, is more common in stratigraphic successions deposited from shallower-water environments with high and variable depositional rates.
It's common to blame the succession of Greek regimes dating back well before 2010 for the succession of fiscal and economic crises, and certainly they deserve plenty of blame.
Now not only does Mr Swindal have to deal with a divorce, but a major career set-back.Hereditary succession is common practice in many industries, particularly sports franchises, but does it make for good business?
Despite that the republican Baath movement was founded in large part on opposition to dynastic succession so common in the Arab world, Assad was succeeded by his son Bashar.
Moreover, under the gene-specific sweep model, the evolutionary history of a population cannot be described by a single line of succession of common ancestors, in contrast to the implications of the ecotype model [ 16].
We are currently unable to resolve the order of the two disruptions, and it is possible that they occurred in quick succession in common response to a single ancestral change in brain-specific α-dystrobrevin requirements.
The taxi ride had appeared to be one in a succession of common-man gestures that Mr. Xi had made since November, when he succeeded Hu Jintao as party leader.
