Of the 100 questionnaires sent by mail, two respondents had only filled in remarks on the questionnaire and 16 patients were lost to follow-up despite several attempts of telephone and mail contact.
By 6 30 p.m. the comment section of the article was filled with inflammatory remarks, personal attacks on the writer, inconsiderate remarks about non-affiliated students, and people pretending to be someone they are not.
For the next several days, the newspapers were filled with these remarks.
In years past, new governors have introduced themselves in inaugural remarks filled with cheery, soaring hopes; plans for expansions to education, health care and social services; and the outlines of new, ambitious local projects.
That same week at the University of Arizona, library officials discovered that more than fifty books had been filled with "hateful remarks toward religion, race, and sexual orientation," the Arizona Star reported, though the books were found in a routine review of the collection, making it unclear when the defacement had taken place.
But on the other, they also looked and acted a little like they'd wandered in from a discarded Quentin Tarantino B movie … Still at least Bronn and Jaime's big adventure is proving as entertaining as promised, filled with snide remarks, amusing theories of life, and charisma to spare.
The White House promptly denounced his "hate-filled remarks".
There was seemingly further proof in Tyson's expletive-filled remarks from his training camp in Maui last month.
He did not address the contract controversy in his pun-filled remarks — "The contest that always truly unleashes the dog days of summer" — and may have offhandedly dismissed the matter in answer to a question that was inaudible when reviewed in a recording.
For Trump's White House and supporters of his agenda, the big question now is how long Trump can avoid trampling on his message with angry, off-topic tweets or falsehood-filled remarks to the media.
She filled the margins with remarks about usage, diction, indirection, word choice, punctuation, ambiguities, and so forth.
