Sexual orientation is often in play here: in "Pretty Please," for example, a dressmaker named Paula engineers a devastating role reversal with her boyfriend, who by story's end is wearing earrings and holding a green purse.
Countries would be able to add further taxes and use the revenue as they please, for example to lower debt or compensate older citizens who rely on coal to heat their homes.
Chalabi's group offered them little more than intelligence to please — for example, September 11th took place, and almost immediately defectors appeared who could give a dramatic account of how Iraq was the site of training by Al Qaeda and other terrorists in the high art of hijacking aircraft.
In particular, it distinguishes them from (i) judgments of the agreeable, which are the kind of judgment expressed by saying simply that one likes something or finds it pleasing (for example, food or drink), and (ii) judgments of the good, including judgments both about the moral goodness of something and about its goodness for particular non-moral purposes.
I was living just to please others — for example, my ex-husband and his family.
For more information, please see, for example, [4 11] and references therein.
For more recent work on (logarithmically) completely monotonic functions, please see, for example, [17 43].
For more information on the theory of divergence measures, please see, for example, [2 5] and references therein.
Please take, for example, the claim that the fault lay in the substitution of swap prices for actual data.
The datasets supporting the conclusions of this article are included within the article and its additional files, and publicly available for consultation (please see for example the references: Yemen NHDS 2015 and CSO 2007).
Since 1972, the weak and strong convergence problems of iterative sequences (with errors) for nonexpansive mappings, asymptotically nonexpansive mappings in the setting of Hilbert space or Banach space, have been studied by many authors; please see, for example, [1 29] and the references therein.
