He was one assist and two rejections away from the recording only the fifth quadruple-double in N.B.A. history since a statistic recording double figures in four different categories was first kept in 1974.
I bet whoever wrote that is about two more publisher rejection letters away from killing themselves.
Mr. Hallam said two episodes of "the flu" that he experienced last May and July, when he could not take any medication because of vomiting, were significant in the chronic rejection because "yes, I was away from the doctors' control".
But the sharp drop in coal prices, under competition from cheap natural gas, and a string of bankruptcies among leading US coal companies has inadvertently revealed the coal industry's continued support for climate denial - even as oil companies moved away from open rejection of the science.
Eliot's conversion was a turning away from temptation into rejection.
The events in video leading to EEG rejections were the following: gaze shifted away from the central stimulus, saccades, blinks, sucking the pacifier, contraction of the oral or other facial muscles, prominent tongue movements, excessive body movements, infant or parent touching the electrodes, parent moving the infant, and infant being outside the angle of view of the video.
The 80% level was chosen to shift away from the misunderstood acceptance-rejection dichotomy of random signifiance levels [ 23].
An eighth-grader from Teaneck, he said he had intended to walk away from his audition with a rejection -- in the hopes that he could get used to it early on.
Being sent away from their parents was a psychological rejection, and resulted in a quest for love, acceptance, and self-worth for both Maya and Bailey.
This represented a movement away from biological frameworks of explanation and a rejection of sociological or psychological preoccupations.
