In the end it is those who are figure skaters or pageant contestants, or any long-standing fans with a vested interest, who will most appreciate each of these books (Shindle in particular admits that Being Miss America was written for those with an already serious interest in Miss America).
He talked about how difficult it was for men — and for teen-age boys in particular — to admit to vulnerability.
The respondents in the Michigan and Kentucky cases, in particular, readily admit that Americans' views on marriage are changing.
In particular, patients admitted to hospital or consulting GP were slightly older at onset of PD, while those admitted to ER had longer disease duration, suggesting that need for hospital and/or GP care is related mainly to age, while disease duration is rather involved in acute comorbid events leading to ER admission.
In particular, Mr. Ellis admitted disappointment that the Legislature did not take on the bigger challenge inevitably facing Texas groundwater conservation districts and all of Texas: rising demand and declining supply.
In particular, Hwang admitted to ordering a junior researcher to take photographs of two stem cell lines in the 2005 article so that it would look as if the team had created 11 customized stem cell lines.
In particular, it admits the £17,000 on furniture did not follow the rules.
In particular, E K) admits a tame linear extension operator if and only if the local Markov inequality LMI(s) holds on K for some s⩾1.
In particular, she admits to being obsessed with cholent, and said that she is constantly on the hunt for a recipe as tasty and authentic as her grandmother's.
We give various examples of generic URS's with exact and nuclear C⁎-algebras and an example of a URS Z for which the associated simple C⁎-algebra is not exact and not even locally reflexive, in particular, it admits both a uniformly amenable trace and a nonuniformly amenable trace.
