One question Alexievich is asked frequently, sometimes with a whiff of condescension, is whether her books are really art? Typically they take her five to seven years to write.
"In the places where it's really rife, typically urban shantytowns, people have got very poor services," he explains.
I really had a typically ignorant New York reaction to it.
"Before Def Jam, hip-hop records were typically really long, and they rarely had a hook," he continued.
"I really don't typically dress like this," Mr. Lacy said, a confession greeted by this reporter with a certain relief.
But if you go into the red without permission you really get stung, typically 30percentnt of the amount overdrawn, more in the case of NatWest and Royal Bank of Scotland.
While those casinos are billed as "destination resorts," they are really convenience casinos — typically the size of a big-box retailer — that rely mainly on repeat gamblers who live in the area.
Nor is there a single definition in play, really; though V2V typically refers to systems that operate in the F.C.C.-dedicated bandwidth, it can technically mean any type of connection among vehicles, or between vehicles and infrastructure (V2I) or "everything" (V2X).
Because it is the burn rate and not the transaction that really drives dilution, typically these large financings end up being very dilutive to the company.
Specifically, Goines shares a thesis he's developed around what he calls "RSBs," or "really small businesses," typically those which employ less than five people.
Friedman begins his essay by distinguishing in a conventional way between positive and normative economics and conjecturing that policy disputes are typically really disputes about the consequences of alternatives and can thus be resolved by progress in positive economics.
