With uncorrected vision, the proportion ranged from none to 18%, with habitual correction from 12%to71%1%, with self refraction from 88%to100%0%, with automated refraction from 93%to100%0%, and with subjective refraction from 94%to100%0%.
The "sovereign" is defined as a person (or determinate body of persons) who receives habitual obedience from the bulk of the population, but who does not habitually obey any other (earthly) person or institution.
Results from cross sectional studies conducted in late pregnancy describe an incidence of habitual snoring from 11.9% to 49% [ 7- 10] in 3rd trimester of pregnancy, and retrospective studies, where the women were recruited after delivery, report a range of 2.5-35.12.5-35.1% in late pregnancy [ 11- 14].
"Congenital liar" was the inflammatory phrase used in this space four years ago to describe Hillary Rodham Clinton's habitual departures from the truth.
Facts matter a great deal in the legal profession, just as they matter in journalism, and there is nothing extreme about excluding a former habitual liar from both professions.
Almost by definition, but especially in a country where guns are as commonplace as they are in ours, gun regulations are more likely to shape the patterns of purchasing and ownership among law-abiding citizens than to prevent habitual criminals from having access to weaponry— and suicide is the form of gun violence that a normally law-abiding citizen is most likely to consider and carry out.
But it is this same impulse, to search endlessly, never satisfied, that creates habitual behavior from many new technologies.
Breaking the habitual patterns from the past is actually a lot easier and more satisfying than you may imagine.
Despite their habitual isolation from members of their own species, pilot fish, dolphinfish, and remora may accompany them.
Editor's note: An earlier version of this story said Mississippi passed new legislation aimed at preventing habitual offenders from being imprisoned for life.
