As is generally the case with Bargemusic's concerts of repertory standards, this one featured dependably moderate takes on the music.
We propose that the local stresses and strains in the collagen fibrils, which cause the damage, cannot be determined dependably without taking the local arcade-like collagen-fibril structure into account.
"They would only take children who were dependably potty-trained," she explained.
Throughout social life, in both our personal relations and our public interactions, we take it for granted that moral judgments dependably, if not unfailingly, motivate, that they effectively influence and guide how people feel and act.
It doesn't take long to lose yourself in the rhythms of mountain travel: the morning climb and long afternoon descent, the dependably undependable weather, the never quite knowing what you're going to see over the crest of the next high pass or who's going to emerge from the mist along the trail — though, unlike Ötzi, you can be fairly sure the stranger isn't going to kill you.
Take the ditching of the protagonist's Christian name: "Blaylock darted in to plant a foot on the youth's forearm, feeling some old instincts to be dependably present and correct".
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Assume for a moment that Obama will win the East and West Coast states that Democrats have typically taken since 1992, plus a few other states that are fairly dependably blue: Illinois, Michigan, Minnesota, and Wisconsin.
(Dargis) ★ 'Premium Rush' (PG-13, 1 31) The director David Koepp provides about all the late summer air-conditioned relief you could hope for in this buoyant dumb-fun, ticking-clock thriller about a bicycle messenger (the dependably appealing Joseph Gordon-Levitt) who has to get from here to there without being taken out by cars or a bad cop (a terrific Michael Shannon).
(Catsoulis) ★ 'Premium Rush' (PG-13, 1 31) The director David Koepp provides about all the late summer air-conditioned relief you could hope for in this buoyant dumb-fun, ticking-clock thriller about a bicycle messenger (the dependably appealing Joseph Gordon-Levitt) who has to get from here to there without being taken out by cars or a bad cop (a terrific Michael Shannon).
Some of the initial noise around their plans was grim: government sources said as many as 450,000 children could be taken out of the category of special needs altogether, while the dependably sensitive Mail Online ran such headlines as "Schools on a scam and an excuse for lazy teaching".
