Not only do children's and the wife's mental problems attain the highest rates of complete agreement (81.4% and 80.2% respectively) but they also come first when women are asked to freely order the most important consequences.
Mr Correa has spent freely after he ordered a default on some of Ecuador's foreign bonds.
For their part, some of the network bosses say that White House charters were probably ordered too freely in the past.
Since all characters are quantitative, and may therefore be expected to have evolved serially [81], all characters were treated as ordered and freely reversing [82].
Its emphatic rejection in the first half of the twentieth century ushered in radical social and land reforms, and early state leaders, including in 1957 the world's first freely-elected Communist government, ordered high public spending on health and education.
An acquaintance complained to me recently about making a reservation for a large party at the new restaurant Del Posto and being informed that members of the party would not be able to order freely from the full menu and would have to make some decisions about their meal in advance.
While Massino was unable to extract an unambiguous confession regarding Andres, he did record Basciano freely admit to ordering the murder of associate Randolph Pizzolo.
South Africa knew they had to score freely in order to take the second semi-final place on offer from the group.
Since the private sector isn't doing that, the classic Keynesian answer is for the government to pick up the slack, borrowing freely in order to boost demand and create jobs.
In fact, following waves of migrants dating back almost 80 years, about 10,000-12,000 Poles - no one knows exactly how many - have settled in the town since 2004, as a result of Poland's European Union accession that allowed them to enter the UK freely in order to look for work.
