At the outdoor markets in France, most vegetable merchants customarily sell beets already cooked, as a convenience to shoppers.
Customarily, most farmers in the world openly burn rice straw since this practice offers a cost effective method for disposing of the straw and clearing the rice field for planting the next crop [ 7].
Epidemiologic studies of these tumours have been limited by the fact that most patients are customarily seen and treated in the offices of physicians and not hospitalised (Scotto et al, 1983).
The Greek calendar that has been most studied, the Athenian, customarily began its year with the first new moon after the summer solstice.
Even as a young hot shot -- for whom modesty is customarily the most difficult to muster -- he didn't show off, at least very much.
It coincides with the last year of a presidential term, when bureaucrats are customarily at their most cautious.
For one thing, he is trailing Mr. Bush, although by small margins, in most polls, including those in customarily Democratic states like Washington and West Virginia.
These assumptions are, indeed, so deeply buried in most critical discourse that they customarily remain hidden from critics themselves, who imagine that they are merely solving problems of intrinsic interest.
You were a 15-vehicle pile-up with blood on the steering wheel and fire on the Tarmac (yes, the car is by far the most dangerous space you will customarily occupy with your family).
Many political strategists, Democrats and Republicans alike, say that reliance on unadjusted population figures favors Republicans in the drawing of Congressional districts, since, they say, adjustment through statistical sampling would add to customarily Democratic neighborhoods most of those who have been uncounted.
