Think twice, says Consumer Reports in its newest issue, with a bit of a sobering video about the amount of effort drivers must exert to deploy some of the dashboard devices.
"It draws on the basic need that we all have to exert some control, to have some efficacy in the world," Toates says.
"If two people are buying property together, and they're not legally married, they almost always need to exert some effort to protect themselves," said William H. Michelson, a Plainfield, N.J., real estate lawyer who frequently represents gay, lesbian and unmarried heterosexual couples.
Other trackways show that non-azhdarchid pterosaurs had partially abducted limbs when moving terrestrially [e.g. 96] and consequently would have had to exert some effort to counter bending forces acting on their limb bones and joints.
"I said to him, 'It seems to me that you as the chair need to exert some leadership and produce some resolution to this problem,' " Mr. Nemazee recalled.
You have to really exert some force to get the plug free.
The scene, with original music by Valentina González, went through several stages (they talk as well as dance), and at times the situation was reversed: she started to invade his privacy and to try to exert some control over him.
Mr. Morsi and his allies are now only beginning to attempt to exert some control over the body of the state that would allow him to put in effect a social, economic and political program.
He and his friends would regularly drink all day, though he was able to exert some self-control; according to his friend Syd Simmonds, Friday would obey Hurley's instruction not to drink for 48 hours before each game.
Pakistan helped create the Taliban in the 1990s to try to exert some control over Afghanistan.
