And she habitually asked of colleagues whether they were "one of us".
Alas, despite the president's best efforts, so is much else.In this section It's show time Skin-deep success Doing it properly Lonely Hamas Old ways return A very different flavour ReprintsAt crossroads throughout the capital, police in dark-blue uniforms still habitually ask drivers for dollar bills.
When you edit the world's smartest youth-oriented magazine, it seems you're habitually asked to pose for photographs in front of urban graffiti.
And she habitually asked colleagues whether they were "one of us".
He told BBC News: "The brain that we have in old age depends in part on what we habitually ask it to do in life.
Local officials have sometimes asked for new authority to plan for chemical spills, but those requests go nowhere in a state government that habitually defers to both coal and chemical companies.
But it asked for an explanation of the implications in requiring for member states "to exercise jurisdiction where an offence has been committed by a person who is 'habitually resident' within the territory of that state".
Several years ago, Clayton Christenson and his colleagues argued in The Innovator's DNA that habitually inventive people share personalities in common -- a taste for networking with other smart people, a quality of intense observation, a reflex for asking questions and a comfort with experimentation.
Participant behaviour was first assessed by asking whether they habitually protected themselves from mosquito bites (In summer, do you use the following means to protect yourself from mosquito bites?) for which possible options were 'Yes, often', 'Yes, sometimes', 'No, seldom' or 'No, never' to seven behavioural recommendations from public health authorities.
It comprises 39 items asking participants what they habitually think, do or feel when they experience low mood.
