The resulting feeling of tonal movement gives a direction and forward thrust to the piece until it finally reaches the dominant key (a fifth above the tonic and the tonality with the strongest, most compulsive relationship to the tonic), where it dwells for a time before it finally goes back "home" to the tonic.
Like the previous controlling decision in admissions, the 1978 Bakke v. Regents of the University of California, this one left what is permissible in the name of affirmative action in the rather hazy legal realm where it has dwelt for 25 years.
She had dwelled for years on what she had lost.
One of the advisers dwelled for a bit on 1980, when Ronald Reagan defeated President Jimmy Carter, the incumbent.
By contrast, on Tuesday night, he dwelled for barely two paragraphs on the health care law, which is bound to transform the American economy, for better or worse.
Confronted by emotively varied photo collages, conservatives locked more quickly and dwelled for longer on threatening or disgusting "aversive" images (faeces, spiders, gaping wounds).
It would rather dwell, for instance, on the secretive author of the Miranda-and-Desiree books, the reason he has demanded that they be printed in an especially environmentally friendly way, and the upshot of that requirement: The books smell like cut dandelions crossed with cinnamon rolls.
"If a healthy person has an unpleasant call with their employer, they will be unhappy about it and dwell on it for 10 or 20 minutes but be done with it fairly quickly," says psychiatry researcher Angelique Cramer of the University of Amsterdam, who collaborated with Van de Leemput.
"There is another possibility that it could migrate and dwell for a while in the more southern areas".
There is another possibility that it could migrate and dwell for a while in the more southern areas". Specimens of E. sibiricum have been found that were up to 15 feet long and weighed between 8,000-10,000 pounds, but sadly the specimen dated here was incomplete so its full size is unknown.
However, it would be churlish to dwell for too long on the probability of Atletico's future difficulties at a time like this, especially when they are now aiming for an unprecedented domestic and European double with Saturday's all-Madrid Champions League final against Real in Lisbon.
