They sometimes fade into the distance, but they always return — usually brandishing a good vendetta, sometimes with a lot of bad plastic surgery — to stir up the status quo.
Since the process suggests that the price or returns usually moves back toward the mean or average in the long run.
What we found was that those providers who used these methods to motivate participants to return usually only discouraged them or led the participants to seek out other providers or, in a few cases, other facilities for their care.
But most of the city's major employers — including Shell Oil, Entergy and Dominion — returned, though usually with fewer workers.
Photos will not be returned as usually they crop one for the registration certificate; make a duplicate photo for reference.
He came to net after ripped returns, usually ripped with his one-handed backhand.
Pension plan trustees set the rate of return, usually between 7 percent and 8 percent.
(If that seems high, remember that the 5-6% return usually quoted is net of corporate-profits tax).
Venture funds like to see quick returns, usually within five years, but the science involved often takes 15 to 20 years to come to fruition if at all.
Most people initially walk away after an introduction, but Mrs. Benedict said they almost always return, usually with questions that have long been troubling them.
The aide, Jean-Claude Mery, a former official in Mr. Chirac's party, discusses how he helped companies win construction contracts, and in return usually got about 1.5percentt of the job's value.
