However, after a reboot following the show's third season, most of those deeper shades of meaning went away and now it's more like 24, with a dogged CIA agent whom people don't often believe, hunting down the enemy at any cost.
Egypt is not, as is often believed, an entirely flat country.
People who are not economists often believe, incorrectly, that the United States can never compete with countries like China, where labor costs are a fraction of those here.
While German tanks remained restricted to the roads, U.S. armor would now be able to maneuver more freely, although in practice these devices were not as effective as often believed.
Hence, the pitchers are modified leaves and not specialised flowers as is often believed.
Because this summary is often believed to be not as accurate and precise as direct prediction from a whole-stand model, the individual-tree model can be adjusted such that the resulting stand-level output matches that from a whole-stand model.
Women in stable relationships often believed they were not infected and, therefore, sought over-the-counter medication.
White British women and second generation Black Caribbean women seemed familiar with breast cancer but often believed they were not at risk of the disease as they had no family history of it.
28 Prior to repeal, military healthcare providers often believed they could not ask, document or counsel about sexual behaviours or orientations for fear of revealing MSM practices of their patients that could lead to adverse legal action for the service member.
White British participants aged over 70 years often believed older women could not develop breast cancer.
