For a long time, 5 d4 has been the move of choice.
That's clearly been the move of choice for individual investors, who poured a net $346 billion into bond mutual and exchange-traded funds in the first 11 months of 2012, compared with net inflows of $11 billion into stock mutual funds and E.T.F.'s.
He was musically on-point and jovial in his dance-moves of choice.
Oxen, of course, are no longer the moving technology of choice.
During Velázquez's second sojourn in Italy, in 1649-50, when he was again charged with augmenting the royal collections, the authority of his fame moved owners of choice works to lie low, or skip town, when they learned that he was coming.
Meteor mash, thunderpunch, earthquake, and a move of your choice, preferably a dark or grass, should be it's moves.
Preference and institutional learning have been found to play a role as respondents move through a sequence of choice tasks in Choice Experiments CEExperiments CE
Then we can move onto questions of choice about our actions.
The ties slackened more over the last 15 years, as the city moved to a system of choice, which allows students to apply to any high school regardless of where they live.
The ties weakened more over the last 15 years, as the city moved to a system of choice and many schools were broken up into smaller schools with themes like technology or the arts.
Until then, Hotspot Shield encrypts all the data moving between your iDevice of choice and the internet, including data coming from apps running in the background.
