Who ever expected that they would be not just less frequent on the Central Park bridle path but gone for good?
Retailers Start to Love Loyalty Programs: Loyalty programs are not just for frequent fliers anymore.
They want to be respected and rewarded for their business and not just with frequent-flier miles, which have become a commodity, a price of entry into the market.
The R-SOMS-2 includes not just the most frequent symptoms in PC, but rather those more frequently positive among somatizers in comparison to non-somatizers, that is, with high discriminative power and with a reasonable high correlation with the total scale.
Untangling the Threads Here are a few things I can quickly learn about Usenet discussion groups by using a powerful tool called Netscan (netscan.research.microsoft.com): I can, at a glance, detect not just the most frequent contributors to rec.travel.europe but also those most "persistently present".
I can, at a glance, detect not just the most frequent contributors to rec.travel.europe but also those most "persistently present". I can learn that the news group that shares the most messages with alt.sports.baseball.ny-yankees is alt.sports.baseball.bos-redsox.
But the prospect that a border shutdown might halt goods crossing the border — and not just immigrants, a frequent target of Trump's ire — was not unthinkable.
It wasn't just his frequent gaffes and memory lapses; it was that at key times he didn't seem quite all there mentally, such as during a debate in Orlando, Fla., when his speech was so slurred that pundits questioned whether he had suffered a stroke or had been drinking beforehand.
Around this mere suggestion of a character, Jeffrey Hatcher, adapting his play "Compleat Female Stage Beauty," has written a film about a man who seems, to modern eyes, as gay as they come, not just because of the frequent drag and the sex scene with Ben Chaplin (playing his patron) but because of his decidedly camp hauteur.
Shortly after Walsh read his statement, he was drinking in a Dublin pub frequented not just by republicans but by well-known figures from the city's criminal underworld.
