At the level of US states, among secondary pupils Colorado has a much worse problem with lack of sleep than Massachusetts.
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Most of us don't use the secondary market to buy tickets that often.
But for many of us the records were secondary to his journey.
In the game's resistance to allowing the player, for much of the story, to control — or, to use a more accurate word, to inhabit — Ellie, The Last of Us casts her in a secondary, subordinate role.
It wasn't really an ego thing: I just realised that many of us now exist in a secondary fashion, a meta-fashion, thanks to the internet, and the second you is related to but isn't quite you, so I thought it would be an idea to exploit this.
Rand rejects the view that some perceptions are of the qualities of objects as they are independently of us (primary qualities), whereas others (secondary qualities) are caused by the primary qualities, and are entirely in the mind (Rand 1990a, 279ff ).
In the intervening time, my peers have worked like crazy to alter what many of us--especially members from public secondary schools, members of color, and members from middle or working class families--felt to be a hostile space.
For me, the high point of secondary school was sex education, which consisted entirely of us watching a VHS of a foetus being aborted in year nine.
Examination of unigenes assigned to the subcategories of lipid metabolism and biosynthesis of secondary metabolites allowed us to identify a total of 140 unigenes that could be associated with the biosynthesis of terpenoid backbone, steroids and cardenolides (see Additional file 1).
