Regular puffing on cigarettes is now thought much more dangerous than occasionally smoking crack.There are several reasons for this.
Out and about If your aim is simply to get out into the great outdoors you really don't have to do much more than arrive and occasionally fling open the double doors that face out from every single room (even the bathroom).
Tests performed on the two-dimensional Euler equation indicate that the Cauchy Lagrangian method is more – and occasionally much more – efficient and less prone to instability than Eulerian Runge Kutta methods, and less prone to rapid growth of rounding errors than the high-order Eulerian time-Taylor algorithm.
Sport divers wearing ordinary diving masks swallowed as much seawater and coastal waters as did the occupational divers, but occasionally much more.
Business leaders have become much more critical of Vladimir Putin - occasionally in public - than they were six months ago.
Women do carry films occasionally, but much more often as the passive princess character, or as the deadening, man-seeking hub of a million romantic comedies.
Pastoralists are much more concerned about lions that occasionally kill cattle than they are about locusts or rats, which, by depleting forage, indirectly cause the death of much livestock; such perceptions may hinder eradication or better control of these pests.
But managing a meeting, sometimes with people being encountered for the first time, sometimes with people from the company you encounter only occasionally, is much more difficult.
Though other people usually cleaned up afterward, they'd still hang around because there would be much more to discuss, and--occasionally Vogueingw, or a bit numb-tongued from drink--the names and ideas thrown out for discussion earlier would settle into that night's mosaic of how the world was.
Tuition at elite preschools has been soaring, sometimes to much more than $30,000 a year and occasionally within sight of $40,000 — or above that of some prestigious colleges.
