The indulgences of a privileged few were often made possible by the exploitation of others, frequently involving cheap immigrant labor.
Laughs are thin on the ground, as puppets enact scenes prompted by audience suggestions – frequently involving sex.
It is related to operations research but differs from it in that it is more a planning and design function, frequently involving technical innovation.
"In recent years some areas have, because of poor handling and multiple other reasons, experienced rising numbers of group incidents and their scale has been expanding, frequently involving over a thousand or even ten thousand people," it says.
And residential work can be hard on clothes, frequently involving more contact with other people's bodily fluids than planned for, so there is a strong case for uniforms in nursing homes.
If a bank does choose to make a loan to a start-up with no established business model, you can bet that the bank will demand some form of collateral, frequently involving the owner's home.
The form became a standard element in certain types of 19th-century opera and operetta, frequently involving not only a soloist but also a chorus joining in with choral repeats or refrains.
One of the nicest things, though, about Charlie Sheen is how close he has always been to his parents and siblings, frequently involving them in his work (aside from Emilio, he has an older brother Ramon and a younger sister Renée).
Onshore removal of oil that has penetrated sandy beaches and coated rocky shores is a laborious affair, frequently involving small armies of workers wielding hand tools or operating heavy construction-type equipment to scrape up contaminated debris and haul it away.
Similarly to the pain pattern, the redness can extend beyond the ear, most frequently involving the cheek [2, 16].
However, thrombocytopenia in the ICU setting is often multifactorial [9], frequently involving both central and peripheral mechanisms.
