Talk all you want about how paper isn't going anywhere and how there are still billions of people who depend on books in distant countries where educational- and news-reading is still stuck in the Paper Age.
He lives in a bubble of educational privilege and ironic knowingness, equally distant from the black crackheads of his Fort Greene neighborhood and the white "crackers" with whom his imagination peoples the American hinterland.
It recognised the need for educational foundations for international competitiveness – albeit in a distant future.
Still, Mr. Sanders said, Trey Whitfield's results suggest that leadership is the key to educational success, followed by parental involvement, with money a distant third.
Interestingly, in the smaller cohort of patients in the present study we could not verify differences by educational level with the exception of secondary surgery for distant metastases.
But, he added, helping users make money is "a distant third" purpose for ReeledIn, which is emphasizing its community and educational functions.
These memorials — even if they mark distant events — still evoke empathy, and they generally house archives and artifacts that provide rich educational sources for visitors and scholars.
Like most of the 650,000 inmates released from prison each year, McCollum brings no vocational skills or educational background into a world that must appear to him a strange and distant future, thrust on an unsuspecting present.
I suppose the favorite here is Spotlight, with Bridge of Spies a distant second, but I found Ex Machina to be the most original, and I greatly enjoyed some of the educational dialogue in Inside Out.
Randomization was successful in terms of equal allocation of recent meal and distant meal participants to each of the four conditions, as well as in terms of gender, age, BMI status, educational qualification and dieting status (all p > 0.1).
