I've said this before, but men's minds work in absurd and mysterious ways, and often completely get overridden in moments of chaotic impulse and sprint headlong into the eight-lane traffic of logic and get smashed into incomprehensible pieces, and that – if Joshua Witt stabbed himself with a sports knife deliberately – that is what has happened here.
I've said this before, but a man's mind works in absurd and mysterious ways, and often completely get overridden in moments of chaotic impulse and sprint headlong into the eight-lane traffic of logic and get smashed into incomprehensible pieces, and that if Witt stabbed himself with a sports knife deliberately that is what has happened here.
Love believes that the rich and the poor can achieve better equality with regard to knowledge goods over other types of more material goods, and has put this into practice by lobbying for patents on lifesaving medications to be overridden in countries like India, where they can then be replicated at cheaper cost and sold to places like Africa.
They should only be overridden in matters such as terrorism, organised crime and murder.
"Not once has the decision of the khap been overridden in this village," Mr. Nain said.
The slow track leads us to more considered behavior, but it is often overridden in the heat of the moment.
Second, depicting the 'response' to habit cues as an impulse allows for the possibility that habitual tendencies may, once activated, be overridden prior to translation into action.
In extreme circumstances, the signal to slow down can be overridden, allowing an athlete to tap into that muscle reserve — which is why elite marathoners can put on a burst of speed at the end of a race, only to collapse when they cross the finish line.
Moreover, the latter cannot be overridden purely by putting more baits into the area.
Despite the fact that vetoes are easily overridden, only around ten percent of vetoed bills are overridden.
