Many of the luminaries in the movie describe their first crude programming efforts and attempt to demystify the discipline by comparing it to other interests that students more commonly pursue.
These three projects are childcare policy tasks pursued not only by Korea, but also commonly pursued by other nations which require childcare support policies.
Together, these advances have made antibody-based therapies one of the most commonly pursued pharmaceuticals in biotechnology pipelines.
Note that Oberlin students commonly pursue more than one major; hence, the percentages pertaining to majors exceed 100.
More commonly, first ladies pursue one or two causes that no one can really object to (think Michelle Obama and childhood obesity).
Here, undergraduate students most commonly pursue four-year bachelor's degrees, in either science or arts.
Though he claims to find his sister-in-law's Mongolian mark (a congenital birthmark more commonly known as a "Mongolian spot") "more vegetal than sexual," he nevertheless pursues her sexually and paints flowers on her skin, until she takes on the appearance of a "huge, abstracted plant".
In the third play, called "The Furies" in the translation used here but more commonly known as "The Eumenides" ("Kind Spirits"), the god Apollo clears Orestes of guilt for murder, but Orestes is pursued by the Furies, traditional hellhounds of vengeance, to the temple of Athena in Athens where his case is presented to the citizens.
30 CBT is more commonly delivered to individuals, exploring their unique links between thoughts, feelings and behaviours, 27 32 but this study showed that group CBT can pursue individual goal-setting in subgroups, and still improve fatigue and well-being.
The American cavalry pursued the soldiers that had retreated from Coamo, but were not able to reach them until the units had entered Aibonito Pass, a region more commonly known as Asomante.
