Mr. Nicholson, one of New Hollywood's brightest lights, went on to star in Antonioni's "Passenger" in 1975, the year "Jaws" nominally changed everything again by ushering in the blockbuster age.
But the bill only nominally changed the threshold from $50 billion to $250 billion.
20 However, although removing this study from the analysis (fig 5) nominally changed the anti-fracture effect of the vitamin D only studies from a small increase to a small decrease in risk, both results failed to achieve statistical significance.
Nominally, the changes were made because Mr. Gold's status as investment adviser to Roy Disney, who is also a director, raised appearance problems that the company wants to avoid as corporate boards have come under new scrutiny.
The Wilcoxon Rank Sum test run on the SRS-2 65 item-level questions showed a nominally significant change from intake to conclusion for five items among the 65 (Table 4).
In a move designed to undermine proposals unveiled by the leader of the Commons last week, the SNP leader said her MPs in Westminster would now vote on budgetary changes nominally focused on England if they felt there would be an impact in Scotland.
Of these, Vml, Vm26Ab, and Vm34Ca all exhibited nominally significant expression changes (uncorrected P < 0.05, Table S3).
All three men were nominally for "regime change," without suggesting an immediate way to achieve it.
To nominally reduce climate change pollutants, the British car fleet was, from 2000 onwards, transformed by sweeteners offered to consumers and manufacturers.
The Council failed to take any further action, and although the school changed nominally, it was never granted the power to confer Bachelor of Arts degrees.
