Maybe ordinary Californians are generating some new, less political ideas, as they go to school together, work together, hire one another and get married to one another.
'Family factors' is split into five categories and is about how day-to-day family and social life is affected by the introduction of an assistance dog: 'Ability to do maybe ordinary things and go to ordinary places' (parent of boy 7 9 years old on waiting list), 'a sense of responsibility, for example he can feed the dog' (parent of boy 4 6 years old with a dog).
Maybe for ordinary New Yorkers, like those who so often leave flowers at our war memorials, the great tradition never died.
Better than he or she knows "Ugetsu Monogatari" or "Greed," maybe, the ordinary viewer "knows" the teasing masquerade whereby "Citizen Kane" was a film about William Randolph Hearst, a cross between satire and lampoon (with a dash of very intimate cruelty), such as was always bound to incur the mogul's wrath and rebuke and make Welles's future uncomfortable.
Media "have an important task in bringing information, even including pictures, which sometimes may be unpleasant, and which the ruling elite and maybe even ordinary citizens cannot bear to see or hear, but which might be important precisely for that reason," Hansen argued.
"Everything looked ordinary, maybe too ordinary, more like odd or funny, but not really funny, sort of flat".
Happily she soon realised she "wasn't very good" at this, managing only "three months, maybe" of being ordinary.
"Public trust comes and goes fast, maybe faster than ordinary people think," said former Prime Minister Anand Panyarachun, now an elder statesman in Thai politics.
But many warehouse club shoppers repeatedly find themselves splurging on something out of the ordinary, maybe justifying the purchase by telling themselves it's a deal.
They might represent ordinary folks, maybe the wealthy, or perhaps corporations.
Ordinary stuff, maybe, for many New York neighborhoods.
