By and large, they are happy with the quality of care they receive, and while they might be worried about losing coverage, that is an abstract fear about the future rather than a concrete, present-day concern.
Dishes in the style of Quercy or Rouergue or Périgord hark back to prerevolutionary France, when the map was divided by provinces rather than the present-day departments.
Finally, we have herein been able to improve the precision of the sequence of formation of the depth of the facies, by making reference to paleo sea level during the formation of the barrier, rather than to present-day mean sea level.
Even though I think it's a pretty ingenious idea to make a comp split between UK-based weirdos of the past and present, I gotta say I find myself leaning more toward the unheard oldies on here rather than the present-day types like The Pheromoans, La La Vasquez, or Helm.
It's been observed of Bollywood films that ex-pat audiences often go in for much more conservative portrayals of India than audiences back home; their memories, rather than present-day reality.
The tone of gentle rural mayhem is reminiscent of Midsomer Murders, although Father Brown has the excuse that it is set in the 1950s rather than the supposed present-day.
Last is measurement bias, as questionnaire based surveys such as ours report facilities which are generally present, rather than those present on a particular day or time.
I saw a lot of signs in French, but Louisiana's French quirks... even in Cajun Country... is more a gesture to its past, rather than a reflection of any present-day reality.
Beginning next year, however, he and several million other Koreans will have to work only 40 hours a week, spread over five days, rather than the present 44 hours, including Saturday mornings, if the National Assembly passes legislation drafted by the labor ministry.
Yet, rather than present a balanced report during the trips, it seemed easier to be shortsighted.
