The reason, surprisingly, has as much to do with New York City's suburbs as with upstate cities. Mindful that New York City has nearly 40percentt of the state's students, state legislators from the suburbs have joined with their upstate counterparts to keep the system in place.
When Morne Morkel rapped Strauss on the gloves in the first over it seemed as if the openers would be in for an unpleasant ordeal, but the giant paceman lost his radar and the new ball was surprisingly not as much of a threat as had been expected.
Too many cooks, not surprisingly, are just as much a problem in Hollywood as they are in a kitchen.
He said the bureaucratic hassle of getting into the legal market and the surprisingly high costs — as much as $215 in expenses per pound by one estimate — and intensive labor involved with growing high-quality weed incentivizes illicit, out-of-state sales, which provide higher returns on investment.
In the end, though, it was Mr. McCain -- who sucked in much of the publicity after beating George W. Bush in New Hampshire and then, even more surprisingly, in Michigan -- as much as anyone who undid Mr. Bradley's presidential hopes.
There are submerged hints of rock'n'roll in the vocals, with Gene Vincent and Roy Orbison evoked, while the electronics hark back to Terry Riley or Philip Glass, but Rev doesn't quite agree, and points out some surprisingly jazzy antecedents: "Not as much as [John] Coltrane and [Albert] Ayler.
Beyond them, surprisingly, it's not as much the poor as it is the lower-middle and middle class.
Perhaps surprisingly, we observed just as much inter-cell line variation in slippage rates as we did in apoptosis rates (∼2.5 fold in both cases), though we know of no reason drug-naïve cancer cells should be selected for altered slippage rates.
A surprisingly finding was that as much as one out of four patients (23%) of the total sample and 30% of the EDA patients experienced severe pain.
Not surprisingly, no other wine demands as much attention, as much cerebration, before it gives up its elusive charm.
