But the increasing frequency with which Mr. Bieber has attracted scandal lately indicates he may secretly want no part of any of it.
Some strikes which have occurred lately indicate that the employees were simply tired of working without a break and that they resorted to a strike as the only means of obtaining a good rest or a fling at recreation.
Overexpression of satellite repeats was also identified in pancreatic and other epithelial cancers lately, indicating that disruption of heterochromatin may result in genomic instability in a variety of human cancers [149].
The effectiveness of the cancer research effort has been seriously criticized lately, indicating that small gains in disease-free progression of the order of 10 days to 3 months are unacceptable, and that "It is just not true... how successful the cancer research enterprise is".
Lately, records indicate that little of the "people's business" has been performed at the Oklahoma State Capitol.
They've shown no desire to hit the brakes lately either, as indicated by a spate of recent deals, including last week's $450 million sale of autonomous driving software developer NuTonomy to Delphi Automotive.
There have been reports lately that Mr. Redstone had indicated to some associates that he was unhappy having given away management control to Mr. Karmazin.
Jeff Zucker, the new president of CNN Worldwide, has been making sweeping changes to the flagship channel lately, but Mr. Velshi indicated that he was leaving of his own volition.
We lately associated this observation with the fact that the test subjects indicated a higher percentage of actually relevant documents in the experiment #2.
The back-to-back months of big job losses indicated to some analysts that the already sluggish economy had become even weaker lately and might be nearing, or even in, a recession.
But lately, developments have eschewed kitschy copies of foreign landmarks like an Egyptian pyramid in favor of celebrating Las Vegas's own swinging style, as indicated by two new downtown museums.
