The American way has produced a high-tech health care system that offers sophisticated cures for those who can afford them, yet is astronomically expensive and poor at combating many run-of-the-mill ailments, and leaves millions uninsured.
There is also much more to it, to doing it well, than slathering a crock of onion soup with cheese, or steaming a bowl of mussels, as do so many run-of-the-mill bistros that pepper New York's neighborhoods.
While waiting for entrees, sample the light puffed crab claws or one of the soups (mixed seafood soup with sizzling rice is recommended). The daunting main menu features many run-of-the mill Cantonese standards; instead, concentrate on the list of house specials.
Full implementation of such technology will lead to the establishment of many run-of-the-river hydroelectric power stations, in turn will create thousands of manufacturing, construction, supply, and maintenance jobs.
His act still includes too many run-of-the-mill tunes such as "On a Good Night" and "I'm Still Dancin' With You," both of which were hit singles, to allow him to go to bat alongside such country big-guns as Gill, Malo and Brown.
Others said that field hospitals were overwhelmed with the number of patients and that many ran out of medication.
The regime is saying, 'I don't care.' " Others said that field hospitals were overwhelmed with the number of patients and that many ran out of medication.
In 2008 many ran out of food, and some were forced to turn people away or reduce their opening hours.
The Atlanta Braves hit a team-record 215 home runs during the season and suddenly can't score many runs of any kind.
The human genome is characterised by many runs of homozygous genotypes, where identical haplotypes were inherited from each parent.
With these parameter values fixed, the Bayesian inference model was then used to simulate many runs of experiment 2 to find the model's average performance.
