That said, they wouldn't let us in the room, so all we can assume is the highly-trained technicians are no more than avid masturbators with lenses trained on camel toes and cleavage.
While Liam is more inclined to come back inside these days if he ventures out and is no longer the avid runner that he used to be, it is still terrifying that he might slip out undetected in an unfamiliar and still hazardous environment of torn up houses and downed electrical lines without any warning never to return.
But with no Republican avid to challenge her, Mr. Ehrlich, 44, a popular incumbent in a heavily Democratic district, stepped forward for what political prognosticators termed the longest of long shot chances.
Although not as grandiose as Jones, who has been banned from numerous online platforms, Halbig is no less avid a spokesman for the alternate universe peddled on Infowars, where he has been a frequent guest, introduced as a "leading expert" on Sandy Hook.
Mr. King's fans, who are no doubt avid readers of his work and would stand in crowded lines for hours to buy their idol's newest book, may not have the imaginative strength necessary to wait all on their own for the story to unfold, chapter after monthly chapter.
To Coe and Ziegelman's credit, the stories of Americans like Rowena May Pope, who was threatened at gunpoint while foraging gooseberries along a railroad track, are treated with no less avid consideration than the intricacies of food policy, and all come together in a sweeping narrative of hunger and its consequences.
*2 patients had FDG-avid lung lesions prior to one lung resection but no FDG avid lung lesions prior to a subsequent lung resection.
In one patient with melanoma and one patient with suspected lymphoma, the preoperative scan revealed no FDG avid lesions.
LAST month, in response to an aside I made about Americans no longer being the avid moviegoers they once were -- comparing the 90 million who went to the movies each week in 1948 with today's audience, which hovers around 23 million -- Matthew Sigman, a self-confessed "big-screen film fan" from New York, wrote in with a quibble.
Gayford suggested that he had no idea Freud was such an avid collector of Auerbach.
