Her mother never put her to bed until after midnight, when Hugh got back from work — she wanted her company — and, even then, often let her stay up.
The city's pacification has meant its division by a long stretch of gray blast wall separating the shrine and its pilgrims from the rest of the city; by rare — and even then, often brittle — social interactions between Sunnis and Shiites; and by the presence of dozens of police and army checkpoints.
In attempting to "get to the bottom of things, so I understood them better", in thinking bravely and unself-pityingly about premarital sex, and abortion, and depression, she inadvertently pioneered a kind of confessional memoir that would not, properly, take hold for another 30 years, and even then often would not match her.
Second, employers typically only fund accounts as matching contributions, and even then often with amounts that are less than what they'd typically spent on traditional pensions.
Three of the tests, being the Capitalization Test(s) of § 4(a)(2)(i), the Equity-Sense Solvency Test of § 4(a)(2)(ii), and the Insider Preference Test of § 5(b), come up in litigation relatively infrequently, and even then often run in redundant parallel with one or both of the main two tests.
While Laurie's book is about making family dinner a year-round ritual, it sometimes feels like it only happens in December and even then often gets missed under the crush of gift giving.
If we don't go out in the evening then often I will stop by Market Hall in Rockridge for the absolute best cheese selection and a chat with the very knowledgeable cheese aficionados.
It takes extensive testing and a specialized mental health expert familiar with PAS to make a diagnosis, and even then, it often won't carry much weight with the judge.
And even then, they often faced lifetime limits on their coverage.
Even then, he often has to get up early in the morning to finish homework.
Even then, women often must locate help on their own, leading to delays that jeopardize a mother's milk supply.
