A harassed security guard can be seen on the phone, presumably calling for backup.
Irrespective of specific high-level processes involved, we reasoned that the DMN may be involved in any large switch of cognitive context an operation presumably calling for relaxation of many aspects of a current attentional focus, with concomitant activation of representations and processes relevant to the new context.
Nebuchadnezzar II presumably called on these words to soothe his wife, homesick for her native land, with the promise of cultivating the wondrous Hanging Gardens of Babylon.
Those who witness this event are mystified and so Peter preaches to them, telling them of Jesus, of his power and of his fate, and then forgiving those in this Jerusalem crowd who presumably had called for Jesus's execution some years earlier.
The judge presiding over the case noted that members of Congress, presumably Republicans, had already called for copies, while Ms. Luque argued against releasing the tape.
"We have to continue on this course," she told a rally in Berlin, denouncing the European policies of her main rival, Peer Steinbrück, who had called for a presumably mostly German-financed Marshall Plan to relieve what he called "a deadly dose of austerity".
So the underperformance of this programme that's presumably too big to fail clearly called for drastic action.
Mr. Romney didn't make the law, and he's called for broadening the tax base, which presumably means eliminating some of the breaks that benefited him.
Vaccinia coverage was lower among the youngest and the oldest, presumably certain age group were more likely to be called for vaccination in the campaigns.
He called for a single powerful regulator to police the most powerful institutions, presumably intervening to require more capital whenever sheer size and conflicting activities appear threatening.
