They were given a relatively moderate group and, for Van Gaal, there would be another wave of scrutiny on his "philosophy" – a word, incidentally, he finally appears to have tired of himself – at a time when many supporters are already aggrieved about the prosaic playing style.
Finally, patients in whom sarcoma was found incidentally at autopsy and patients treated only after the study period were excluded from the DCR.
Incidentally, when I finally got my regular crossword slot in 2010, I was also asked to compile a small weekly corner feature called The NS Word Puzzles.
Finally, not incidentally, it did pass Congress!
Incidentally, the feeling of finally recognising one's eggcorn is beautifully rendered by Jeanette Winterson: I laboured long into adult life really believing that there was such a thing as a "damp squid", which of course there is, and when things go wrong they do feel very like a damp squid to me, sort of squidgy and suckery and slippery and misshapen.
Finally, other incidentally mentioned interventions, as part of the implementation strategy, were: developing a project plan, establish a working committee and the use of passive reminders, e.g. posters.
Finally, and almost incidentally, they asked, If the presentation of movement is proper to art, why not movement itself?
Finally, and not incidentally, participants at every level of the effort to defend Mr. Bush from Mr. Gore's onslaught invariably described their work as a moral crusade that, if aggressive, crossed no lines and broke no laws as it sought to halt what many described as an illicit bid for power by Mr. Gore.
When my daughter finally tried spareribs, incidentally, she frankly didn't like them very much lupine associations notwithstanding.
Incidentally, if you're curious whether Facebook finally answered Sen. Harris's questions about who made the decision not to inform users of the Cambridge Analytica issue back in 2015, or how that decision was made — no, it didn't.
