It's his first exhibition with the mega-dealer, and although the polished cement floors have not been supplanted by an open grave, the fact that a doorway and two steps have been built to join the north and south galleries (which ordinarily serve as discrete exhibition spaces) signifies an architectural commitment on the part of Fischer's newest dealer.
The additional cost of confining an inmate to death row, as compared to the maximum security prisons where those sentenced to life without possibility of parole ordinarily serve their sentences, is $90,000 per year per inmate.
This tainting of college sports is unnecessary because intercollegiate sports ordinarily serve an invaluable role on campus--I know they did for me and my sister; both of us played intercollegiate basketball and went on to play for several years overseas after graduating for college.
This results in group bias but does not invalidate the group comparison which is between females and a male cohort who ordinarily serve in such a unit.
I was very interested in the fact that people in Cincinnati argued late into the night about where the best chili was, and the fact that they assumed that Cincinnati is where chili comes from, and that they believe it is made by Greeks ordinarily, and served on spaghetti, and that there is a code to ordering it that's not on the menu but which everybody understands in Cincinnati.
Ordinarily, an agency served with a FOIA request is required to produce a list of relevant records.
While corn products were eaten regularly in the 19th century, they wouldn't ordinarily have been served at a formal dinner.
Ordinarily, any official who served as a consultant or lawyer for a company observes a period of a year or more once entering the government during which he or she avoids making decisions involving the company.
Smaller meals and snacks, including peanuts, chips, pretzels, cookies, etc. and beverages are ordinarily all that is served on flights that last four hours or less.
This finding confirms that cellular senescence induced by telomere shortening is a tumor suppressive process that must be overcome early in carcinogenesis (Giaimo and d'Adda di Fagagna, 2012), since ordinarily telomere length serves as an index of DNA repair potential and hematopoietic stem cell reserves (Aviv and Levy, 2012, Sidorov et al., 2009).
