And it is in this context that the traditional print media's ambivalent attitude towards the internet can most easily be understood.
In addition, the most publicised scores related to one subject, maths, for the obvious reason that maths could most easily be rote-learned and recorded.
Justice Department officials say they believe a death sentence could most easily be obtained there in the shootings, which left 10 dead.
This can most easily be reached from the villages of Emborios and Nikia, both of which have stunning views out to sea and down into the volcano.
Those stores can most easily be identified by the health department letter grades they are required to display in their windows.
It is like walking into the Colosseum and finding it all there, with awnings, crowds, sand, blood, beasts, gladiators and thumb-turning emperor which, being clearly impossible, would most easily be explained as a video game in three dimensions.
I guess they had very little left to work with, having culled in the first round the emails that could most easily be taken out of context to try to make me look bad".
But it is to 1991, when India began to open its doors to the world and loosen the economic controls on its own citizens, that the present form of the country can most easily be traced.
Ottoman Syria, dominated by Aḥmad al-Jazzār, the governor of Acre (now ʿAkko, Israel), was the base from which French-occupied Egypt might most easily be threatened, and Napoleon resolved to deny it to his enemies.
Or you might take solace in the notion that the near tie between Bibi and Tzipi would most easily be resolved by the pair rotating the premiership between them, each taking a two-year turn, following the precedent set by Shimon Peres and Yitzhak Shamir after they fought each other to a dead heat in 1984.
Mr. Petit has angered prosecutors most by his contention that Mr. Malvo's rights were violated during an interrogation on the day that Attorney General John Ashcroft ordered Mr. Malvo and Mr. Muhammad transferred from federal custody to the authorities in Virginia, where, aides said, Mr. Ashcroft believes a death sentence can most easily be obtained.
