Zasz's final words to Kerrigan proclaim her to be "the doom of us all"; following Kerrigan's rise to power at the culmination of Brood War, Zasz is seemingly proven correct.
The collegian is the perennial undergraduate, relaxed but correct, seemingly ready to meet the scrutiny of a vigilant mother or headmaster.
Brad Deen, a spokesman with the North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services, said his agency "has informed the Pines that without rapid corrective action to correct the seemingly systemic safety and quality-of-care issues, the Pines will be terminated as a N.C.
As academic jobs began to dry up, some younger faculty members — people who had looked forward to a life of dropping graceful aperçus about "The Waste Land" to enthralled students on ivy-covered campuses — were dispirited or even enraged at finding themselves instead in gritty urban universities, correcting seemingly endless errors in grammar and syntax.
The speaker had sent a series of offensive text messages to a male staff member in which, to quote Ms. Lester, "he compared female genitalia to a particular kind of shellfish and described a party colleague, seemingly with auto-correct turned on, as an 'ignorant botch.' " Mr. Slipper has apologized.
Yet our continued use of 'failure' terminology generates a perhaps undeservedly negative connotation and a flawed fixation on correcting seemingly peculiar numbers that the body arguably does not want fixed.
Some received bubble sheets with the correct answers seemingly inadvertently shaded in gray, and changed about 20 percent of their answers.
This is a mistake in which the clue was so obviously "correct" -- seemingly not even needing to be checked -- that the error slipped right by me.
But some of the students had the opportunity to cheat: they received bubble sheets with the correct answers seemingly inadvertently shaded in gray.
If these seemingly contradictory claims are correct, then friendship presents a puzzle for evolutionary analysis".
