Eagerly seeking the final scores on a Saturday afternoon, regardless of what literary festival time zone we're in.
For example, the case-score of a day surgery primary inguinal hernia repair was 106 units.
Clinton's listening tour had just begun, and Wolfson was the sole person juggling scores of calls a day, piling up stacks of messages from international media outlets he had never even heard of.
Cell phones and some handheld organizers transmit and receive scores of messages a day.
As ever, the entire industry will make the trip, from Seoul to Sacramento, from the buyers' scouts who are forced to hop through scores of screenings a day, to the most lordly financiers lounging in their billion-dollar superyachts in the harbour.
Those with haematological BILAG scores of A or B on the day of the sample had higher IgG anti-apoA-1 levels than those with scores of C, D or E (P <0.001).
Sixteen correct answers was the lowest score that was significantly different from chance (Binomial test, p0 = 0.25, psuccess = 0.40, p =.042) and participants who achieved 15 or fewer correct answers (i.e., a score of [15*1 day + 25*2 days = ] 65 days or more) were therefore excluded.
Finishing off the six pieces of apparatus with the rings, he fell back on landing and was given his lowest score of the day, a 14.0.
His last carry resulted in his second score of the day, a 13-yard run that was Brown's final touchdown.
But signs of progress are clear, like E. J.'s ability to calculate the correct change for a pretzel and to interrupt his mother's musings to repeat his highest bowling score of the day, a 69.
Indeed, the box office might have been flooded with requests for a refund were it not for the likes of Cabrera and Adam Scott, who tied for the lowest score of the day, a five-under 67.
