But the winners caught the audience off guard so often that the ceremony reminded attendees that predicting award winners at Sundance is still a long way from being a science.
We need images too, from the past and the present, to guard the ideals we so often fail to realize but cannot live without.
It yet again throws the perpetrator of hate off guard, and in doing so, often makes them more willing to read into the causes of the other side since they've ultimately invested themselves in it one way or another. .
That was until the lawsuits started coming in, the process server came so often, the guards just started letting her in.
Jason Williams, the relentless Duke point guard from Plainfield, N.J., scored so often that he reached his career high with 17 minutes remaining in the game and finished with 30 points.
Complicating the discussion on bias in algorithms is the fact that companies' tech is so often closely guarded as a trade secret – without access to the tech itself, it's tough for an outside party to really test a hiring algorithm's supposed fairness.
There, to the left of the Newry road on a plateau of rock and green grass, lay the broken wire-mesh anti-mortar screen which once guarded the fortress where British troops – so often attacked by the IRA from Dundalk in the Republic – guarded the border.
They played Saturday night, (kind of) unveiled their road jerseys, and it wasn't on TV. - Deron Williams, the Nets point guard, told reporters he hated losing so often last year, but was really pissed that no one else on the team gave a shit.
Every so often, he claims the guards would shoot a prisoner, seemingly for the fun of it.
There are guards, and the revenants come through it ever so often.
