But in the large doses, 100 milligrams or more, typically taken by recreational users, it can cause hallucinations and feelings of unreality.
Wells wrote "resonate to," but as the metaphorical meaning took off in later decades, the word more typically took the preposition with.
Where BP has provided suspicious and ultimately unjustified optimism, and political press conferences generate emotional heat but little factual light, Allen more typically takes a grave tone.
Over its 31 years of operation, Neighborhood Housing has more typically taken on a single blighted street, or an individual house jeopardizing the stability of a block, said James Paley, the executive director.
What was behind the muted response, analysts said, was that Europe had avoided the trademarks of traditional sovereign defaults, which more typically involve bondholders and creditors taking sudden, definite losses.
Since mainstream economics attributes a consistent preference ordering to all agents, and since more specific models typically take agents to be well-informed and self-interested, it is easy for economists to accept the view that an individual agent A will prefer X to Y if and only if X is in fact better for A than Y is.
He has found that while it usually takes stocks about 14 months to return to previous highs after a mild bear market, and five years, on average, to bounce back from a severe downturn of 40 percent or more, it typically takes even longer to recover from a bubble.
"Fish are far more efficient, typically taking less than two pounds of feed to add another pound of weight".
Merger applications typically take more than a year to be considered by the federal regulatory board, which would mean that the two railroads would be prohibited from merging for more than two years, a period they say is too long.
