The overall increase stems from a rise in acquaintance rape to 1,278 so far this year from 1,226 last year, and a rise in domestic rape, to 344 this year from 306 last year.
Thought about concrete particulars is ultimately grounded in acquaintance, albeit acquaintance with sense data, while being descriptive.
The surveillance people are in acquaintance with routine questionnaires and interviewers, decreasing the likelihood of reporting bias.
Logan noted that the increase in Detroit's homicides over the last year generally occurred between acquaintances -- usually between people involved in criminal activity or in domestic situations.
The strongest association was found between spending too little time with friends and acquaintances, which yielded a more than sixfold increase in odds in the adjusted model.
As Nelson Pike (1992) notes, this tradition has commonly differentiated three varieties of experience of God: those associated with the "prayer of quiet," the "prayer of union," and "rapture," in order of increasing intimacy of acquaintance with God.
In addition, acquaintances who were recommended by participants were also included in interviews, if appropriate.
He denied that there was any "impropriety" in his "acquaintance".
They discussed race and religion early in their acquaintance.
Everyone in my acquaintance knows about my A level.
