Historically, this question has been answered with the platitude that the British just "aren't very rebellious" – that we're innately incapable of expressing political anger.
Historically this question often arises out of the hope (or fear) that we might continue to exist after we die (as in Plato's Phaedo).
While Kerry and Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov negotiate over the shape of things to come in Ukraine, Kerry is involved in an even more complex set of talks around the historically intractable question of Israel and Palestine.
The present paper suggests that the acceptor stem is historically the first, which raises the question about the functional advantage of such an early assignment.
Although in classical logistic regression it is possible to prune variables which prove to be of limited use in the overall model it is much harder to do this for the neural network model and the entire historically developed question set is therefore still collected.
Historically, the answer to these questions is "both".
The text was probably written centuries after Jesus lived, and all other early, historically reliable Christian literature is silent on the question, she said.
It helps to approach the question, "What is economics?" historically, before turning to comments on contemporary features of the discipline.
My preference is simply to say that the question has become – long ago – historically irrelevant for all foreseeable political purposes.
