Do not think the Ravens are not taking the pursuit of that record seriously.
Judges Amalya L. Kearse, John M. Walker Jr. and Rosemary S. Pooler ruled that a sentence relying on findings not supported in the record "seriously affects the fairness, integrity and public reputation of judicial proceedings".
"Farmers and crofters were then hit with one of the hottest and driest summers on record, seriously affecting crop growth and, inevitably, harvest.
The flip style, the space aliens and so forth, indicate that taking the Reagan record seriously is a big ha-ha.
For his most recent album as Twin Shadow, last year's "Eclipse," the Los Angeles-based synth-rock specialist set up a recording studio in a small chapel at Hollywood Forever, then proceeded to make a record seriously haunted by echoes of the 1980s: George Michael, Simple Minds, U2 circa "The Joshua Tree".
We don't take what those records say seriously.
It's not clear from the agency's records how seriously anyone was taking the results, anyway.
In 1986, the M.T.A.'s inspector general discovered that the delay records were "seriously flawed" — and shot through with biased reporting, unauthorized adjustments, illegible entries and omissions.
A study by the non-partisan coalition of Mayors Against Illegal Guns has found that millions of records of seriously mentall ill people and drug abusers who would be prohibited from buying guns are still missing from the federal database.
As she did, she came across many records of seriously ill cancer patients who, after being injected with what are still referred to as "Coley's toxins," appeared to have recovered.
Director of cricket Steve Rhodes says that this week's continued foul weather in Worcester, to supplement the wettest April since records began, seriously hampered his team's preparations for the trip to Lord's.
