A century later, a typical car can be had for only 1,365 hours of labour.
Minutes later, a typical but hardly unimpeachable portrait of "Hélène" by Alexej von Jawlensky found a taker at £1,385,250.
One to two days later, a typical cytopathic effect was visible, consisting of plaques and cell rounding, which led to total detachment of the cells within 3 to 4 days.
Agüero nearly brought the visitors level moments later, but after a typical scurry into the penalty area the Argentinian was foiled, first by another smart save from Adrián, then by a block from Collins.
Because they're coming in so much later than a typical venture firm, the investment shop said it will look to exit much earlier.
Because they're coming in so much later than a typical venture firm, the investment shop said it will look to exit much earlier.
The acquired data were processed on-site later with a typical method of systems analysis in transient conditions: the progressive average method.
Associated Press reporter Beth Harpaz later recounted a typical day from this time: "But we'd been told there'd be no 'avail' today, and we'd accepted it.
Butterflies and moths were "bamboozled" by the weather, according to the charity Butterfly Conservation, with many species appearing much earlier and later than in a typical year.
(Harper's later reported, "In a typical campaign they employed ten million pamphlets and leaflets; 50,000 letters to 'key individuals and officers of organizations'; 70,000 inches of advertising in 700 newspapers; 3,000 spot announcements on 109 radio stations; theater slides and trailers in 160 theaters; 1,000 large billboards and 18,000 or 20,000 smaller posters").
(Harper's later reported, "In a typical campaign they employed ten million pamphlets and leaf-lets; 50,000 letters to 'key individuals and officers of organizations'; 70,000 inches of advertising in 700 newspapers; 3,000 spot announcements on 109 radio stations; theater slides and trailers in 160 theaters; 1,000 large billboards and 18,000 or 20,000 smaller posters").
