In 2000, 40% of LA's population lived in strongly segregated neighbourhoods; by 2010, it was one-third.
While Edgar lived, he strongly supported the reformers, but following his death, the discontents which these changes had provoked came into the open.
Answers to exposure-related questions about when and where women lived were strongly correlated with ∑EI, as expected from the congruity of these questions with data in the time activity log (selected exposures are presented in Table 1).
Non-ownership of the house where people lived was strongly associated with mortality [rate ratio 1.77 (95% CI 1.54 to 2.04), adjusted for area, gender, age group and period] and was seen particularly in rural areas [rate ratio 3.23 (95% CI 2.99 to 3.49)].
One 1996 thrashing in particular lives strongly in the memory, the All Blacks – fired with revanchist fury after they choked, for the second successive World Cup, in the 1995 final against South Africa – playing through the wind and rain of a lashingly cold Athletic Park to completely dominate a hapless Wallabies outfit 43-6.
It affects every moment of our lives, strongly influencing the clothes we wear, the furnishings in our homes.
Due to those fears a majority of the respondents were not able to live life the way they wanted to and avoided making plans for the future, which made their daily lives strongly restricted, inflexible and insecure.
"Some of these effects could be offset by reductions in domestic regulatory burdens, but the overall net effect on living standards would be strongly negative.
Nonetheless, they live on strongly in the public's affections for many reasons.
But an analysis of Congressional districts within those states indicates that those without health insurance are much more likely to live in strongly Democratic Congressional districts.
