But in Wayne, where federal agents also descended that week, residents were not nearly so accustomed to terrorism investigations.
What was more intriguing Thursday was watching some of those not nearly as accustomed to prospering on the show courts at Roland Garros.
Quality control of the kind to which the U.S. military is accustomed is nearly nonexistent.
Since he was released from custody, in December, Mirebrahimi had grown accustomed to nearly constant surveillance and threats.
Mr. Press said Chrysler was operating as if the severe fall in demand in recent months was the "new reality" for an industry that had grown accustomed to nearly unfettered growth since the mid-1990s.
The players said they did their best, but for some in this shore community that has become accustomed to nearly annual trips to Williamsport, Pa., it was not good enough.
But while many athletes have been thrilled to compete in front of far more fans than they are accustomed to, nearly every event has had at least a noticeable smattering of empty seats.
Lit Hum encourages the process of "slowly unfolding a steady stream of argument," says Williams, for students "accustomed to nearly instantaneous communication". He believes that "certain areas of the human experience resist the technological hand," and in Lit Hum, students "learn to formulate, deliver and defend arguments, both in speech and in writing". And they learn to listen.
We're now accustomed to nearly on-demand anything: food, music, movies, people, etc. IoT increases consumer expectations of convenience, and if your marketing does not cater to that expectation, then customers won't think your product is worth the effort.
The sad thing is that a media that has been accustomed to nearly a decade of the information fortress at the White House may have a little trouble getting back into mental shape for a president who is going to be more than their intellectual and political equal.
