He said: "Secondly, I want to apologize to my teammates for putting them in a position to answer these questions about me when they should be focusing on winning games.
Mary (WB): 'And they sent a doctor down to assess Mike, refill this form in, he was an Asian man, and he come to the end of it, and he looked at Mike and he said 'Well there's two things wrong.' He said 'One, the pot's running out of money.' He said 'Secondly your skin's the wrong colour.' And I thought 'Well that's great coming from a coloured man!" [ laughter ].
Then he takes her hand and says, "Secondly, I want you to relax.
Of the 1949 figures that separates San Rafael from Colonia Cuauhtémoc, he says, "Secondly and even more so, I've never seen a statue that was performing an action while seeming to be completely distracted by something else going on in their periphery.
We attempted to minimize the impact of this during the interviews in two ways: firstly, the interviewer repeated points back to the patient in order to check that she clearly understood what the patient was saying; secondly, the interviewer sought the patient's clarification of any ambiguous responses during the interview.
"I think they backed off first for nationalistic reasons," Mr. Adikusumo said, "then secondly, because of fears that opening up the market to foreigners would favor luxury house construction at the expense of low-cost mass housing.
"The idea is that these detectives are specially trained, one, to deal with the investigation of these cases, which have very specific and often nuanced details," she said, "and, secondly, is their manner, to deal with victims who are generally, in most circumstances, emotionally traumatized because of the intimate nature of the assaults".
(Need I say more?) Secondly, it serves a practical purpose.
"He wants to keep his place in the party system so he has to hide himself; it doesn't matter whether he is keeping it for himself, his family, his influence on history or the public interest," said Wang. "Secondly, even if he wants to do good things, he can't get rid of the party and the interest groups.
"And secondly," he said to cheers.
And, secondly, he said, "they're publicly traded".
