"Although in today's economy it's hard to foresee how many jobs we will be able to provide, the veterans will have first preference".
For small samples, clinical analyses have first preference leaving no sample for experimental analyses.
Return migration has first been explained by location-specific preferences (Djajic and Milbourne [1988]; Hill [1987]).
I viewed them with pleasure: But still I retained a greater veneration for those of Pisa, which I had first admired: a preference which either arises from want of taste, or from the charm of novelty, by which the former were recommended to my attention.
"We have found 50 of them on metal stanchions but have yet to nab anyone while they are in the act". Battaggia said that young couples had first shown a preference for Venice's wooden Ponte del Accademia, where up to 300 padlocks are now fixed, despite a clean up with boltcutters in February.
In the end, however, as every poll has demonstrated, next week will come down to a straight choice between two men, and every minor party supporter has a second preference, which they would be wise to use, and which will only count for anything if it is passed to Labour's Sadiq Khan or the Conservative Zac Goldsmith.
"That would not have been our first preference," Phillips said.
The WA WikiLeaks Senate candidate Gerry Georgatos said on Twitter that Ludlam had WikiLeaks' "effective" first preference.
Outside the big cities, many local authorities could boast of first-choice allocations above 90%, including Devon, Cumbria, Somerset and the East Riding of Yorkshire, where the councils reported that 94% of families had received their first preference.
Turnbull cited the fact that the Coalition had received 800,000 more first preference votes than Labor, led in two-party preferred terms and had won more seats, despite the results not having been finalised.
