Students learn a process, but they quite often learn without comprehending.
I suspect that although this looks a bit funny to us in the 16th or 17th century it was quite often used without any comic intention at all.
(And in that case I confess I've repeatedly had sex with a research subject, namely my husband, about whom I've written quite often, and generally without first asking his permission for instance, right now).
It is a lofty ideal we aspire to, fail quite often, rarely arrive at without leadership instructing us to do so, but upon occasion in history, we are find we are capable of more than we might have imagined.
My own feelings about Thompson are well known in game circles, but it's fair to say that I find his stance to be, almost without question, completely without merit, and, quite often, loosely based on facts.
Medication has played a major role in my recovery, but quite often it is given too easily without enough access to talking therapies (such as Cognitive Behavioural Therapy or Psychoanalytical Therapy).
"In a world where charges of 'fake news' are made without justification and quite often because what is reported is not to someone's liking, we recommend the government reconsider this as a matter of utmost importance," the media organisations urge.
It should also go without saying that quite often the same individuals can and do engage in various areas of bioethical activity, alternatively, as clinicians, teachers, theoreticians, and as consultants to industry or government.
Speaking unscientifically, I'd say that's because these women are especially dedicated, while older men without kids are quite often drunks and losers.
