American, which operates the world's largest frequent flier program, planned to have only 12 date restrictions on its network this year, with none in Japan and Europe.
For the same period, that figure remained unchanged or declined among 18- to 24-year-olds and 25- to 39-year-olds, the largest frequent cinema-going age groups.
He added, however, that large, frequent police patrols should be enough to deter those looking for trouble.
Second, a new approach for generating frequent subgraph candidates is adopted, which allows large frequent subgraphs to be found in fewer iterations.
Results suggested that under both a scenario of small, infrequent fires and a scenario of large, frequent fires, forest area can increase relatively rapidly.
The vegetation of jack pine (Pinus banksiana Lamb).-dominated ecosystems in northern Lower Michigan is maintained by large, frequent, stand-replacing fires that often leave unburned forest strips (hereafter called "stringers") which may persist for decades on the post-fire landscape.
After 400 years, the landscape becomes increasingly occupied by relatively shade-tolerant species under small, infrequent fires, but only species with both relatively high shade tolerance and high fire tolerance can thrive under conditions with large, frequent fires.
Musculoskeletal injuries are generally considered to be the result of large, frequent and localised internal stresses in the body.
More than half of those wearing an F cup or larger reported frequent breast pain.
Open-ended funds such as unit trusts are not designed for large and frequent inflows and outflows of money.
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