It's a revealing statement and the chipmunk grin doesn't quite conceal the hunger for fame which has always driven her and which presumably informs her decision, before she has even retired from ballet (her final performance is in Kenneth MacMillan's Song of the Earth at the Royal Opera House on 8 June), to announce her comeback in a coach-party spectacular entitled Viva la Diva.
But, before this turns into a set of "truths," I think that we need to be clear about the scientific research that presumably informs three key points in Larson's piece.
Whether they are right about 20% of revenue being the cutoff between manageable and unmanageable interest payments is an empirical question that their experience presumably informs.
Such coordination presumably would inform future decisions about resisting or accepting either permanent or temporary change at any one site.
Physicians themselves, presumably, are informed health consumers and should be knowledgeable about the health risks and benefits associated with different methods of delivery.
Lastly, Airbnb says it has agreed to work with the city to tackle illegal hotels — so will presumably be informing on hosts if it finds they are not complying with local city regulations.
The entrenched nature of stigma against mental illness was reflected in the responses by some of the presumably well informed participants who used demeaning language while referring to the mental hospital and the patients.
I know this year is an exceptional case as many minor celebs have presumably had to hurriedly inform Sir Philip Green that they won't be able to make it to the Med for a couple of weeks on his brand-new £90m yacht, BHSWHO, but even so?
I find it interesting that the (presumably) form letter informed me about the other groups of books impacted, as if there were no connecting thread between them (hint: it's sex, and more to the point, not the kind your "average joe" is supposed to use as his masturbation fodder).
