was announcing a hearing on the subject next week, once again lending credence to the oft-quoted Yogi-ism: "It ain't over 'til it's over".
The next Fibonacci day, 233 days from the beginning date, brought us to May 1, 2008, when the axiom "sell in May and go away" once again gained credence as the market resumed a downward tilt.
This correlates with the placeholder images we had previously pulled out of the app's APK, again lending credence to the video being either a direct capture, or at least a very knowledgable recreation.
The alignment of our CAU and AA study cohorts with CEPH and YRI populations previously identified by the HapMap study once again lends credence to accuracy of ethnic identification in the present study.
In 2007, Macartan Humphreys, Jeffrey Sachs, and Joseph Stiglitz published Escaping the Resource Curse, which has recently added further credence to the myth.5 Consequently, the conventional wisdom once again postulates that natural resources are a drag on development, which contradicts the commonsense view that natural riches are riches nonetheless.
Again, the report doesn't lend any credence to the whole "log off, drink some concrete, and harden up" school of thought yet, because it doesn't answer the question of correlation versus causation.
Again, the report doesn't lend any credence to the whole "log off, drink some concrete, and harden up" school of thought yet, because it doesn't answer the question of correlation versus causation.
For the survivors, the worry before the 26 April inquest verdicts had been intense, after the police had sought to blame supporters again, and the coroner, Sir John Goldring, had given the evidence sufficient credence to put it to the jury.
How Can We Fix This?, produced by Adrian Bushby (Muse, Foo Fighters, My Bloody Valentine, Everything Everything), is the first great new debut album of the year, and if that statement lacks credence given our position in the calendar then come back and ask us again in June or November.
Smith again worked to bring Nkomo into the government, hoping this would lend it some credence domestically, prompt diplomatic recognition overseas, and help the security forces defeat ZANLA.
