He went to the 1986 World Cup with six England goals to his name, scored six more and won the Golden Boot.
The Netflix prison dramedy, based on the Piper Kerman memoir of the same name, scored nominations for its star Taylor Schilling, who plays Piper, a WASP-y artisan soap maker who is busted for smuggling drug money years after the fact.
In this comparison, we count a result as correct if the concept associated with the lexicon name scored highest by DNorm matched the annotated concept for the mention.
"I liked the noise and the buzz," said Alfie, "and when number seven Peter-I-can't-pronounce-his-second-name scored, it was fantastic.
He found that the children with the less conventional names scored lower on reading and mathematics tests than their siblings did, a difference that Dr. Figlio hypothesizes is due to their teachers' lower expectations.
Environmental groups are the darlings of donors right now and their revenues are among the fastest growing in the sector — but their brand names scored lower values in the Cone research.
The touchstone, a 1983 report by Richard Zweigenhaft, a psychology professor at Guilford College, found that female college students with unusual names scored higher on 17 of 18 traits on the California Psychological Inventory, in areas such as "Psychological Mindedness" and "Self-Acceptance".
And before Mr. Duncan has had time to float a single name, scores of educators, policy wonks and assorted rabble-rousers have rushed in with an outpouring of proposals.
I could name scores of extraordinary thinkers, artists, and inventors who have made life easier for us all -- and, particularly for those with physical or mental limitations.
For the overall ITT population, scores in eight of the nine individual SIB domains improved from baseline with donepezil 23 mg/day, the exception being orienting to name scores, which were relatively unchanged.
