The video showed him being dragged along the ground into the police van, as he screams, seemingly in intense pain.
They describe a seemingly real, intense experience, a light, something happening to their bodies".
Still, I cannot bring myself to understand why the outrage at the senseless killing of the officers is so seemingly more intense than the equally senseless killing of innocent Black people?
The current study used a running program (15° incline with speeds of up to 30 m/min) seemingly more intense than these previous studies, but was unable to find histopathological evidence of Achilles tendinosis.
Yet it was still able to spend over £29million in 2007 on a half-share in Emap's music channels, seemingly ignoring the intense pressure on margins in that sector.
Conversely, clinical drug users, especially during relapse, have been characterised as being subject to hot or visceral cognition (i.e. intense, seemingly uncontrollable cravings) which drive drug-seeking (Loewenstein, 1996).
The most intense reactions seemingly were for the magazines that had the smallest circulations.
So the spiral spun, the century-old rivalry seemingly more bitter, more intense than ever before.
Bear Stearns, Lehman Brothers, A.I.G., Merrill Lynch, Citi, Morgan Stanley — they'd all come under the same kind of intense pressure, seemingly out of the blue, hammering the stock and blowing out the credit-default swaps while rumors swirled of imminent catastrophe.
