Rather than seeking primarily to arrive at accurate representations of a common world, the individual turns toward trying to provide honest representations of himself.
Visitors, primarily Chinese, arrive as early as 3am and assemble in ever-longer lines in front of national pavilions, with the biggest crowds drawn to the ones packed with technology.
Throughout 2012, customer orders arrived, primarily from electronics manufacturing companies in Japan, Germany and the United Kingdom.
The Aborigines were nomadic hunter-gatherers still using stone tools when European settlers, primarily British convicts, arrived in 1788.
However, it was apparent that little had arrived, primarily because the fighting made it dangerous for city service workers to venture into the worst areas, but also because government officials remained ambivalent about helping a neighborhood where their enemies lived.
The Spurs have been fine-tuned in the course of many years, with Duncan, Parker, and Ginobili running Popovich's system smoothly no matter who shows up; the Heat coach Erik Spoelstra, meanwhile, has adjusted his offensive scheme for each of the three years since the Big Three arrived, primarily in an attempt to find the best way to use James, the game's undisputed king.
"Some parts of my constituency, which had a 'white working-class community' 20 or 30 years ago, are now populated primarily by recently arrived Somalis and other people.
Soerens: In 1980, the year the Refugee Act was signed into law, the refugee ceiling was set above 230,000, and nearly that many refugees arrived, primarily – at that time – from Vietnam.
Lamar's victories arrived primarily in rap categories; his one win outside that realm, for best music video, came with the help of Swift and her "Bad Blood".
Although we were gathered at a religious retreat center and arrived primarily to share spiritual experiences with Father Boyle, I also came away with a deeper appreciation for what is required of a conscious leader and how I could extend this message to my students.
