The winning team's members mostly put off answering, as they're still recovering from years of all-night data crunching.
The results have been well reported: A quarter of people gave their drugs back, mostly put off by adulterants their drugs were cut with.
The results have been well reported: a quarter of people gave their drugs back, mostly put off by adulterants their drugs were cut with.
But new construction would mostly be put off for a year, according to a report released by the board president, Ninfa Segarra.
My friends and I (mostly queer, mostly put-off by labels) often jest that our world looks a lot like that of Torchwood, just without the aliens; it's nice to see such a positive piece on a show that means so much to us simply because it's exuberant.
Occasionally I succumb, but mostly I've learned to put off these indulgences, comforted by the knowledge that staying the course will ultimately make me feel more alive, more productive, and better about myself than I ever will by flitting between the day's more trivial tasks.
EACH year, roughly 400 people, mostly college students eager to put off a return to the classroom, hike the entire length of the fabled Appalachian Trail, a 2,169-mile-long 2,169-mile-long 2,169-mile-long ridge crests of the Appalachian Mountains that can easily take five months or more.
D'Arcy Wentworth Thompson's most famous work, On Growth and Form was written in Dundee, mostly in 1915, but publication was put off until 1917 because of the delays of wartime and Thompson's many late alterations to the text.
Many people are put off by Wicca, mostly because of a failure to understand what it actually is.
Very little was put off the record, he said, mostly insults directed at other Socialist figures, like Ms. Aubry, who is not popular in the Hollande camp.
Daily Variety TV editor Joseph Adalian predicted that "it will get mostly positive reviews but some people will be put off by the general weirdness of the show".
