Nick Cowen for CVG wrote: There is an overwhelming sense of familiarity one gets from playing Call Of Duty: Ghosts and that's probably because an iteration of this series drops every year without truly reinventing the wheel.
To the average Canadian he represented a leader of familiarity, one who both championed blue collar workers and upheld the defining social aspects of our political system.
Michael Oster sees this easy familiarity as one of the charms of smalls.
In his grilling of Education Secretary Betsy DeVos, Franken revealed her lack of familiarity with one of the big debates in the education field, which is whether student achievement should be measured by proficiency or growth.
"The Brits leaving the EU," I prompt, realizing that his lack of familiarity with one of the most pressing issues in Europe is for him no concern nor liability at all.
As in long sieges it commonly happens that parties on both sides meet often and converse with one another, so it chanced that a Roman had gained much confidence and familiarity with one of the besieged, a man versed in ancient prophecies, and of repute for more than ordinary skill in divination.
That familiarity is one of the reasons he says he joined.
As emphasized by Sabbe et al. (2008, 2009), in the studies carried out on Belgian consumers, some tropical fruits are better known and more often bought than others, underlining that product familiarity is one of the most important determinants predicting purchase choice for tropical fruits.
Robert Pattinson, the English actor who stars in the vampire movie series Twilight, greeted fans on the red carpet at the film's premiere in Westwood -- and revealed his lack of familiarity with one of the featured sponsors, Bing.
Familiarity is one of the reasons dystopian stories like East of West are popular: Because we recognize the corrupt politicians and the public's outrage in each narrative, they continue to be successful.
