So far, the data reveal national happiness doesn't predictably track average income, type of government democracy versus dictatorship or even warm climate.
So far, the data reveal national happiness doesn't predictably track average income, type of government--democracy versus dictatorship--or even warm climate.
With its expansion at the weekend to 137 screens nationwide, that site average predictably diluted to a more bog-standard £3,296.
This health risk assessment biomarker relates predictably to the average daily balance of n-3 and n-6 nutrients (expressed as en%) in the foods that are routinely eaten [ 16, 51].
Predictably, agreement levels are above average in London (80%), where property prices are highest, but agreement peaks in Wales (84%) and the north-east (83%).
Predictably, Yelas's grade point average soared, and soon he became the proud owner of a 16-year-old, 14-foot aluminum boat powered by a 9.9 horsepower outboard motor.
The bi-modal distribution falls predictably into children who drank on average a can per day and those who drank two cans per day.
London and Surrey are predictably top for priciest pint, with an average of £3.79 per drink, while Herefordshire imbibers pay a significantly lower average of £3.03.
Anthony has been productive, averaging 25.5 points, and predictably erratic.
Investors reacted predictably: The blue-chip Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 2.17%, to 10,252.68, while the tech-heavy Nasdaq Composite fell 3.65%, to 2004.16.
This convivial, conservative spot, with its glistening crystal chandelier and above-average selection of fine wines, predictably serves conventional, Continental choices.
