The rest of us, it turns out, constitute the nation's fastest-growing religious demographic.
Remarkably, all of this is occurring in the context of a major geopolitical crisis to the east, following what the Financial Times rightly pointed out constitutes "the first annexation of another European country's territory since the second world war".
Those of us born in the nineteen-eighties belong to the first generation whose experience of pornography comes almost exclusively from the Internet, which, Witt points out, constitutes "the most comprehensive visual repository of sexual fantasy in human history".
Miss Jones believes that Messrs Azahari and Noordin have effectively split from what remains of JI, and are now acting on their own initiative with other like-minded individuals.All these developments, if borne out, constitute a qualified victory for the authorities: they are likely to make future bombings easier to mount and harder to foil, but less deadly too.
After all, delivering things to customers' doors, either inside or out, constitutes an industry with a collective valuation in the trillions of dollars.
Despite these limitations, the sample size and the understudied context in which it was carried out constitute strengths of this study, contributing to the previous knowledge on peer influence processes on aggression and bullying.
The former randomly creates training sets (with repeated objects) of the same size as the original and the objects left out constitute the test set, while the latter randomly changes the true response variables to determine the quality of the model.
A few notes about this super condom: Just because it stays slick for 1,000 thrusts does not mean that obliviously pounding your partner's brains out constitutes good, fun sex (unless they ask for that in which case, godspeed).
The approach we lay out constitutes a third, novel, strategy.
