Dear @Jamelia, read, digested, noted.
An article in this month's Golf Digest notes that some conspiracy theorists believe the U.S.G.A. decided to situate the Open there for the first time since 1981 to show there isn't a distance problem in the sport, and that others believe it was chosen to demonstrate the opposite.
The machine sucks in a few more twenties, digesting the notes with a satisfying rattle.
I read every word of every book I digest, scribbling notes on the pages as I go along.
IBM now imagines computers that can carry on intelligent phone calls with customers, or provide expert recommendations after digesting doctors' notes.
"It made jazz easy to digest," he notes.
"I think there are going to be attractive risk-adjusted returns that can be garnered here, without bringing more leverage to bear," he told The Digest, noting, rather diplomatically, that "many of the recaps undertaken to date haven't worked out quite as well as the investors would have liked" Go to Article from Investment Dealers Digestt ».
According to Architectural Digest, noting that "he is using classical material and transforming it to modern form".
PLRs and TAMs are digested in Tax Notes (online in Tax Analysts & historical print editions at Superseded Tax KF6284.T37).
** Abizaid attached to the memo a one-page primer called "Elements of Successful Counterinsurgency" ("worthy of your time to digest," Abizaid noted to Rumsfeld), which included the advice to "develop a coordinated, integrated plan based on an accurate assessment of the insurgency's goals, techniques, and strategies".
Abizaid attached to the memo a one-page primer called "Elements of Successful Counterinsurgency" ("worthy of your time to digest," Abizaid noted to Rumsfeld), which included the advice to "develop a coordinated, integrated plan based on an accurate assessment of the insurgency's goals, techniques, and strategies".
