"The manner of his driving plainly fell below an acceptable standard and he failed to drive with such care and skill as was reasonable in all the circumstances," McKenna said.
This, in effect, is the view of the court below plainly expressed.
The correlation is so strong it even shows up plainly on a map: In the figures below from the paper, the county-level distribution of 90-degree days bears a striking resemblance to the distribution of PSAT scores.
Further, as I explain in the margin below, Congress, in at least one significant regard, seems plainly to have disapproved the notion that supervening constitutional interpretation ought to apply on habeas involving state convictions.
Those objectives plainly overlap.
Goose has been tight-lipped on the impromptu boogie, which presumably broke many, if not all, of the unwritten rules in mere minutes, as you can plainly see in the video below.
But the visor that shows you the world upside down – it's useless because so much of the world above and below the mirror is plainly visible that you can never really lose your perceptual orientation.
In ten hours strolling the streets Ms Roberts, who is young and attractive but plainly dressed, receives a hundred catcalls (watch below).
"Why," he asks, "do you guys wear your pants down below your butt?" It's plainly meant as a rhetorical question, but one rookie stands up to answer.
As discussed below, and as the lower courts expressly found, the analysis is plainly mistaken, as a factual matter, regarding the effect of § 290.09, subd.
The movie credits plainly and expressly repudiated authorship, by listing Aalmuhammed far below the more prominent names, as an "Islamic technical consultant". That repudiation, though, was less than three years before the lawsuit was filed.
