The execution of the courtiers, Rivers and Gray, characters who scarcely register in this shortened version, had me thinking that the princes in the tower were being prematurely offed.
Non-retention refers to instances where participants are prematurely "off-study" (ie, consent withdrawn or lost to follow-up) and thus outcome data cannot be obtained from them.
Angela Merkel has often been prematurely written off in the past.
But Netanyahu has been prematurely written off before.
Fed officials' determination to prematurely back off accommodative policy has repeatedly threatened to tip the economy back into recession.
He can think of only two songs in 12 years that have been prematurely whipped off the playlist.
It is because of these unexpected shocks to the political status quo that many analysts are wary of prematurely writing off Ms. Le Pen.
We have observed a number of instances in which the finance team, having not been informed of such things, misinterpreted the significance of a start-up's missing an early forecast and prematurely cut off its funding.
They also omit the crime writer Ngaio Marsh, prematurely killed off by me in 1982 when, having seen a report of her death in the London Evening Standard, I alerted the Guardian's obituaries editor who duly ran an appropriate piece.
Under the circumstances, companies are showing themselves remarkably reluctant to spend on anything other than productivity-boosting plant and equipment.Thus even as Mr Fukui fears a return of the bubbly 1980s, others fret about a rerun of August 2000, when the BoJ raised rates prematurely, killing off a nascent recovery and deepening Japan's deflation.
The possibility of no hearings is a departure from the demands last week by Republican Congressional leaders, who accused Attorney General Janet Reno of prematurely cutting off talks with the boy's relatives in Miami and ordering an excessively forceful raid on their home.
