"We started to take notice of them earlier [in 2012] as an emerging, high-revenue part of the market that we could invest in heavily," he explains.
"A lot of pieces in this show have 90s-to-modern-day nostalgic themes because that is when the internet started and continues to be used very heavily," Ruggiero explains.
The baby was fine but I was bleeding heavily," Albina explains quietly in tok pisin.
A number of people I encountered — often barricaded in their homes and heavily armed — explained the distinction between the "good blacks" they'd welcome back and other blacks, or passed along a bit of back-fence etymology, saying that the root of the word "Katrina" is "cleansing".
Consumption, too, is heavily taxed, which explains why a Brazilian-made car costs up to 45% less in Mexico than it does in Brazil itself.
"All communication comes heavily branded," he explains.
But at any rate, the current national economy heavily favors — as explains Enrico Moretti, another economist — a handful of cities with the "right" industries and deep pools of well-educated workers who can compete for jobs with high wages.
"They try to escape us but if they can't, they try to dump the drugs because they know this activity is very heavily penalised here," explains Lt-Col Mago Llanez Fernandez, who heads the team responsible for intercepting the smugglers at sea.
(One of my favorite books on chaos magic is Peter J. Carroll's Liber Null & Psychonaut, which heavily references and explains Spare's Zos Kia ethos).
"Islamophobic violence is heavily gendered," he explains, describing interviews with Muslim women whose veils have been ripped from their heads, or whose lives are frequently littered with sexual harassment.
