This study, and others like it, ostensibly change the game.
Between every few songs, a woman read some of the day's Associated Press reports — tax legislation, Iran's nuclear program, Wikileaks, Oprah Winfrey in Australia — ostensibly to change the context for the songs.
"They may say 'come on over here,' hold a flashlight and wave down traffic so you don't get hit by a car, while they ostensibly help change the flat".
In another sign of government strength, a Congressional subcommittee voted Friday to shelve an investigation into Congressman Alberto Kouri, who was videotaped taking the money from Mr. Montesinos, ostensibly to change parties before taking office in July.
Ostensibly, Goldie hasn't changed much from the larger-than-life figure of his 1990s heyday as tabloid gossip fodder.
At the mainline level, the past two presidential election cycles have seen strong victories by a Democratic party at least ostensibly committed to change.
The evidence of the continuity between the classic age of movies and the more recent digital shift is in the careers of filmmakers who have continued their work unabated by the ostensibly epochal changes endured by the industry.
Vince Cable, the Liberal Democrat business secretary, has proposed changes to the rules on when and how workers can turn to the courts if they think they have been unfairly dismissed.The government is keen to show it has a strategy to promote economic growth and ostensibly these changes are part of it.
It is therefore important to investigate possible pharmacological interventions in animal models that better reflect the suite of behavioral (and ostensibly neurochemical) changes that occur following chronic drug use, especially as they relate to addiction-like criteria.
This was No. 77 Wing's composition on 25 October 1944, when No. 10 OG's name was changed to the Australian First Tactical Air Force, ostensibly to emphasise "the formation's impressive size and ambitious purpose".
