Less than half the seniors had any preference, an indication that this year's nominees did not pull them off the recliner and into the movie house.
He wore, as was his preference, an Edwardian-style checkered suit, a black hat and a fitted coat with a luxuriant fur collar.
The baby also had a distinct left-handed preference, an indication of right-sided weakness most likely caused by infection in the left side of the baby's brain, Bennett said.
So should we leave it that some legacies are O.K.? Senator Bob Dole, no less, in 1990 called legacy preference an "unfair advantage" for children of "wealthy contributors". One thinks of a lot of advantages children of wealthy parents have.
Mr. Oldham said his own choice in dealing with illegal drugs was to use, in order of preference, an undercover officer, an informant working in exchange for lightening a sentence, and, only as a last resort, an informant who was working for the cash.
In addition, previous exposure to stress has been shown to increase the subsequent acquisition of morphine place preference, an effect that is attenuated by corticosterone inhibition during CPP acquisition, but not during stress exposure (Der-Avakian et al, 2005; Will et al, 1998).
