Studies from Illinois and California showed these animals thrived in remnants of forest and moved easily across farm fields., The California study noted that opossums prefer intensely disturbed habitats.
And the more intensely they preferred their left hand for tasks, the stronger the effect.
On the second program, Robertson again focussed on Morton Feldman, an intensely visual composer who preferred the company of painters to the company of musicians.
Here males were selective by adjusting their courtship effort toward the preferred (conspecific) females, and females were selective by mating with more intensely courting males, which happened to (usually) be conspecifics.
Mrs. Clark has always worked alone, preferring to maintain an intensely personal relationship with her clients and their gardens.
While it's interesting to learn that Mr. Bly prefers to deal with intensely visual subjects in the form of prose poems, that his verses about historical figures were influenced by the work of Neruda, his introductions, for the most part, seem superfluous - in some cases, even distracting.
But when he wrote, not quite seriously, that he was "an intensely practical and experienced person," she thanked him for the warning and, not long afterward, let him know that she preferred society men to high-minded ones.
Intensely private and preferring to devote himself to theatre work, Mahoney's screen appearances were increasingly rare treats, but I will never forget him as Diane's impenetrable dad in Say Anything, regarding John Cusack's young suitor with quiet suspicion, yet betraying an overwhelming love for his daughter.
The most dynamic corporations, however, prefer the world stage, and are intensely suspicious of European protectionism and the creeping socialism that emanates from Brussels.
The most dynamic corporations, however, prefer the world stage and are intensely suspicious of European protectionism and the creeping socialism emanating from Brussels.
The most extreme case are those who fear overpopulation so intensely that they seem to prefer massive dieoffs from disease as pre-emptive solutions.
