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OAIC notifications routinely result in reviews that further strengthen ABS' approach," he said.
Today, "blind pig" raids around the city routinely result in the confiscation of dozens, sometimes hundreds, of cars.
Misdemeanor charges against ordinary, often poor, people routinely result in a guilty plea, or in charges being kept alive until they have to be dismissed without conviction.
Scobey reports that Mubarak, "a classic Egyptian secularist", believes US interventions in the Middle East routinely result in disaster and that another is looming in Afghanistan and Pakistan as religious extremists gain influence.
"Inexperienced treaters treat people all the time who are tan who don't realize they are," Dr. Dover said, adding botched hair-removal cases (resulting in blisters or light splotches) routinely result in lawsuits in Massachusetts.
And these visits routinely result in the need for one or more of the Goodmans to stop one or more of the others from opening a door – of the downstairs loo, fridge freezer or Adam's old bedroom – because of some grotesque item concealed there.
The outcome routinely results in total depletions of the winning wines at the wineries and at stores within days.
In dissent, Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg wrote that Shell was "well aware" that its deliveries "directly and routinely" resulted in spills and leaks for more than 20 years.
The current system is neither environmentally nor economically sustainable, dependent as it is on fossil fuels and routinely resulting in environmental damage.
With the Magic seeking to double-team James, the Cavaliers inserted him at the high post, where he could either pass or make a path to the basket, a move that routinely resulted in a foul.
Key to both has been the prowess of Tony Parker, whose controlled paint forays routinely resulted in the veteran point guard's deft floaters or – more commonly – kicks to wide-open teammates themselves trained to always find the open man.
