People in general have loved it and laughed when they heard it, but one or two folks have backed off from it, preferring more traditional names I suppose.
But it is clear that he prefers more hands-on work.
In contrast to the south-eastern Australian A. femoralis, it seems that the species prefers more peaty water with a dark bottom consisting of mud, peat and plant debris.
Among those, Pakistan indicated today that it would prefer more time to search for a peaceful solution in Iraq and strongly suggested that it would not support a resolution that could justify an attack.
Younger adults, it said, preferred more lawn.
It is well established that these trade-offs are temporally inconsistent (Frederick, Loewenstein, & O'Donoghue, 2002): When the sooner benefit is immediately available, it is preferred more than the individual would have predicted.
Bring the soup to the boil, reduce the heat and then simmer until it is as thick as you'd like it (you may prefer more or less liquid than I have here).
Autistic people tend to eschew small talk ("It's a sunny day today, isn't it?"), and often prefer more involved or relevant subjects of conversation.
A few critics have found them too striking or, as Mark Bittman in the Times once put it, would have preferred more recipes.
Responding to widespread criticism, the White House said today that it supported permanent increases in pay for troops serving abroad even though the Pentagon has said it prefers a more limited plan to compensate soldiers in war zones.
