One might readily guess that the notion of a musician sitting down before a live audience of more than 5,000 people and playing from memory all six suites in succession would have left the composer astonished and incredulous.
Critical and sardonic though the "History" frequently is, it reveals an Adams who was far more positive about the future than the man who wrote "The Education of Henry Adams" 20 years later, and far more committed to democratic ideals than you could readily guess from his novel "Democracy". It is stamped no less strongly with his personality, however, which is one final reason for reading it.
Those with even a modest number of Katz-column frequent flyer miles can readily guess how often he and I agreed.
As it turns out, however, The End of Power is one of those pleasantly paradoxical tomes whose contents demonstrate that their attention-grabbing titles are – as one might readily have guessed – false.
I would guess that one could probably readily design molecules which would combine both a lower UV absorption and – if they do still absorb one – get rid of the energy with similar mechanisms.
Even though the passwords were encrypted, many were easy to guess, so the accounts could be readily cracked, according to an analysis of the attack by security researchers at the University of Cambridge.
It can be readily seen that this initial guess is very close to the actual model (h=1 m, a=3 m, k=100 mV, and θ=90°).
With Vargas translating, Ruiz said he loves living in New York, readily grinning when he correctly guessed a word in English and bragging about having received a new work authorization card.
And since brilliance is not a quality that I readily associate with Michael Steele, I'm guessing it's Roger Ailes.
The World Health Organization recommends half that amount, and my guess is that consumption is considerably higher today, given readily observed changes in the marketplace.
We readily agree, given that nobody in town can guess when the next shipment may arrive.
