It is daft politics – what one influential commentator yesterday surmised as sleepwalking to a Labour victory.
Looking ugly was surmised as: pick your nose, pull your hair over your face".
Openness to experimentation, and a creative attitude perhaps best surmised as "sure, why not?," are two things I respect hugely.
Considering these three factors, if one assumes the 2012 MTAT achieved 88% population coverage, with perhaps 75% adherence to the full AL course among those reached by the MTAT campaign, and combined with the fact that RDTs may have missed up to 50% of infections, we surmise that as much as 67% of the infectious reservoir in the community may have been missed by the 2012 MTAT.
I have become accustomed to this intrusion in what appears to be a wilderness, much, I surmise, as have the loons, ospreys, eagles, moose, deer, beaver, mink otter, varying hares, ruffed grouse and waterfowl.
Mozart wrote it, we can surmise, as a tribute to his friend.
When the camp comes into view, however, it's deserted — the other commander, Grant surmises, "had been as much afraid of me as I had been of him".
One could surmise that this decision was as much a business decision as an emotional one, but she did something good with those shares -- she put them toward aiding the problem Exxon Mobil knowingly contributed to.
Last year, when a Pentagon memo surmised that Afghanistan's mineral deposits might be worth as much as one trillion dollars, the prevailing reaction was something like resigned despair.
