As for General Musharraf's cooperation, he has escaped two assassination attempts as a result of throwing his support behind the United States.
In the early part of the noughties, Rev Jerry Falwell declared on national television that the 9/11 terrorist attacks on the US were the result of "throwing God out of the public square, out of the schools.
He said the unintended result of throwing utility markets open to all comers has been a move toward cheaper out-of-state providers who rely on pollution-causing coal-fired generating plants in the Midwest.
Still, the Seminole suit was brought by a Democratic lawyer and contributor who backs Mr. Gore, and Mr. Gore has not said that he would decline to accept any advantage that came his way as a result of throwing out those ballots.
They were my boyhood team, winning the nod over Babe Ruth's and Lou Gehrig's and Bill Dickey's Yankees, across the river, because of Carl Hubbell, their angular ace, who walked around with his left palm facing outward as a result of throwing his great screwball past the hitters, and, later, because of Willie Mays.
This is also the result of throwing a grenade at it.
In summary, the results of the throwing task seem to unambiguously indicate a change in perceived distance that is quantitatively consistent with the change in perceived width measured in Experiment 1.
Precognition has been tested with subjects required to predict the future order of cards in a deck about to be shuffled or to foretell results of dice throws, but the statistical support for it has generally been less convincing than that from experiments in telepathy and clairvoyance.
Bleach, detergent, or blood is rumored to be capable of throwing off the results of the test in order to buy you more time.
WALL STREET JOURNAL Parsons Lays Blame for Crisis on Repeal of Regulation | "To some extent what we saw in the 2007, 2008 crash was the result of the throwing off of Glass-Steagall," said Richard D. Parsons, who until this week was the chairman of Citigroup, Bloomberg News reports.
