Ghana Telecom has an order backlog of more than 300,000 lines; bribery is the fastest -- indeed, usually the only -- way to obtain new service.
It sounds as though it has mostly helped Google confirm the obvious: that the first few results it returns are indeed usually the most relevant, and its so-called "universal search" effort (where it mixes rich media results like images and video thumbnails among the standard text results) doesn't distract users too much but has actually proven rather useful.
This is understandable given that in other diseases, such as hepatitis C, the presence of the antibody does indeed usually signify the presence of infection.
They know all about expanding individual businesses — often, indeed usually, at the expense of other individual businesses.
The estimates of average degree of dominance from these early studies were indeed usually in the overdominant range, suggesting overdominance of at least some loci.
Because the sample sizes in the unpaired case may be (and indeed usually are) different, the combined SE takes this into account and gives more weight to the larger sample size because this is likely to be more reliable.
Unlike in the US, where the politics of its supreme court justices are well known and, indeed, usually one of the reasons for their appointment, British justices maintain a far more neutral profile.
The number of sorting sequences is indeed usually huge and having a complete representation of the space of solutions is desirable in order to obtain a more realistic study.
And despite the instincts of classical economics, a stingy offer (one that is less than about a quarter of the total) is, indeed, usually rejected.
That correspondent writes: "In this game, one player divides a pot of money between himself and another... [D]espite the instincts of classical economics, a stingy offer (one that is less than about a quarter of the total) is, indeed, usually rejected.
The issue is, indeed, usually only raised at all by those critics who are more interested in politics, religion, or ideology than in literature; thus, they object to writers who they feel sacrifice ideological orthodoxy for formal perfection, message for style.
