Or that the "lambies" borrowed from old English songs ("Poor little lambie, dry your eye") referred to stars in the night sky?
"I was going to see if Romney could transport me on the top of his car," the congresswoman said from her wheelchair, a glint in her eye, referring to an episode in the life of the presumed Republican nominee.
Both living and extinct strepsirrhines lack a thin wall of bone behind the eye, referred to as postorbital closure, which is only seen in haplorhine primates.
The satirical journal Private Eye referred to him as "Ken Leninspart" after Vladimir Lenin, proceeding to erroneously claim that Livingstone received funding from the Libyan Jamahiriya; suing them for libel, in November 1983 the journal apologised, awarding Livingstone £15,000 in damages in an out-of-court settlement.
For the current analysis, visual acuity was defined at each time point (i.e., baseline and month 18) as each individual's ETDRS rating for his/her better eye (referred to as "best eye ETDRS"), regardless of which eye is used at other time points, and regardless of whether the best eye met criteria for being included as a "study eye".
As first reported by the Globe and Mail, Ralph Goodale raised the issue during a June Five Eyes ministerial meeting in Ottawa the Five Eyes refers to an intelligence sharing alliance between Australia, Canada, New Zealand, the United Kingdom, and the United States.
Anand Gopal, author of No Good Men Among the Living: America, the Taliban and the War Through Afghan Eyes, referred to their morose disposition on Twitter.
The biggest offenders included tired plot devices and overused phrases (How many times have you heard Harry Styles' eyes referred to as "green orbs?" Yeah, we thought so).
