For our part, we welcome this development, & take a certain dim pleasure in reflecting that, when we are dead and our words are forgotten, there yet will be correspondents to great out nonexistence with a "Hi there!" or "You have been selected as one of a special group whose sophistication, taste, & knowledge..."...
For our part, we welcome this development, & take a certain dim pleasure in reflecting that, when we are dead and our words are forgotten, there yet will be correspondents to great out nonexistence with a "Hi there!" or "You have been selected as one of a special group whose sophistication, taste, & knowledge..."....
Editors' note: We've corrected the article to reflect that, when the authors began screening people for food insecurity, they searched for those who had a diagnosis of type 2 diabetes and HbA1c levels ≥8, not ≤8.
Looking back on his own 42 years, Haigh reflects that, when he was younger, he was unaware of how momentous his choices might be: "Am I going to university?
However, these findings should be interpreted with caution, particularly because the high PTSD symptom scores in the ambulance services might reflect that, when asked to report on a traumatic incident, ambulance workers may have a larger reservoir of potentially traumatic memories to choose from than the general population.
When reflecting that Gutenberg invented the printing press in 1445, he changed the lives of people in Europe.
This expression reflects that when coping with high temperature stress, P. haitanensis can also use lipids as an energy source.
He reflected that when he first introduced the regulations surrounding the law they were already out of date and needed a 'second go'".
Readers have reflected that when you read this book, not only do you see that the greats of the past have done exciting work, but you also feel inspired that you can master the subject and contribute to it yourself.
Yet he also reflected that when Democrats had the majority, "we didn't value it enough, we didn't do enough, to get things done and unify our party".
Obama's speech on Tuesday reflected that when he said, "Our objectives are clear: disrupting threats posed by Al Qaeda, supporting Afghan security forces, and giving the Afghan people the opportunity to succeed as they stand on their own".
