It is unsurprising that tidiness rules a place Mr. Moses used to call home, but the extent of it is worth remarking.
But in more general terms, the industry uses index data to burnish its image as a whole in the eyes of investors and, to some extent, to deflect calls for regulation.
The maneuver was a breathtaking demonstration of the extent to which successful artists call the shots these days.
However that level of co-operation would not extent to what Mr Holiday called "big criminal and the large commercial gangland growers".
The extent to which Mousavi is calling the shots for this coalition could prove vital to the movement's trajectory, especially if the popular will extends beyond the election re-do he is willing to fight for (such as the cries of "death to the dictator" would indicate).
The extent to which lowered earnings call for layoffs could show up when Bear Stearns reports earnings on Wednesday and Morgan Stanley follows on Thursday.
We then assessed the degree of autocorrelation between these acoustic parameters and phylogenetic dissimilarities to estimate the extent to which differences between call acoustics are linked to genetic divergence among clades.
Ms. Fa?and Mr. Kocik presented a theatrical element of their project, a dance installation called "The Extent to Which" at the Center for Performance Research on Wednesday night.
— For most present-day operagoers, and even relative cognoscenti, the extent to which imperious divas once called the shots with regard to repertory and its presentation can come as a surprise.
This caregiver's re-initiation of contact with a GP by a long-distance phone call illustrates the extent to which the established, supportive relationship enabled her to deviate from consultation norms to deal with her concerns.
