Furthermore, Boles introduced a wrinkle whereby offerers could send a message with their offer, allowing them to be deceptive about the size of the allocation they had available to them in partial information conditions.
Skaggs introduced a wrinkle into his regimen this offseason.
The "Alice in Wonderland" ad, which also wraps around the paper, introduces a new wrinkle, lending the name and work of The Times to an advertiser.
7): Used for years to train budding epidemiologists, a data set on mortality rates that is presented for teaching purposes as "unknown," but that is actually from the Titanic disaster, introduces a telling wrinkle on the sinking.
And on Sunday night the network introduces a new wrinkle to this genre with "What Chilli Wants," which is pegged to the absurd notion that the lovely Chilli, Rozonda Thomas of the group TLC, can't find a man, and the equally absurd notion that she needs a coach to help her locate one.
In the ideal of the blessed life of the saved, Augustine introduces a new wrinkle in the old game of evaluating the nature and worth of the passions.
Mixed quantification introduces an interesting wrinkle.
But that introduced a new wrinkle to their day: trying to find a presentable outfit.
WASHINGTON (The Borowitz Report)—Introducing a new wrinkle into the already fraught fiscal cliff showdown, a consortium of billionaires today warned that if their taxes are raised they will no longer have enough money to buy politicians.
By Andy Borowitz December 9 , 2012WASHINGTON (The Borowitz Report)—Introducing a new wrinkle into the already fraught fiscal cliff showdown, a consortium of billionaires today warned that if their taxes are raised they will no longer have enough money to buy politicians.
