Thus, it might be more appropriate to talk about relative selectivity (RS) in this case.
In most cases the deals were as simple as this: in a Fiesta Mart in Houston, a shopper, Josefina González, overheard two strangers talking about relatives who were going to be smuggled, and asked them how she might do the same for her granddaughter in Mexico.
Raphael testified at an emotional hearing that also featured people from around the state talking about relatives who died of cancer they fear may have been caused by exposure to toxic chemicals from polluting companies that the department has failed to regulate.
However, just now, everyone is talking about relative newcomer, Tailend.
But the big changes on the racial front are also more recent than widely imagined (obligatory disclaimer — yes, there's a lot of racism remaining, and it can be truly ugly; we're just talking about relative changes).
"Maybe it's because they always see the local weatherman talking about relative humidity," he says.
Ms. Feldman was reluctant to talk about her relatives but said the family had never forgiven Mr. Singh for drinking too much at her high school reunion in 1994 and dancing by himself.
When you sit around tables and you listen to people talk about their relatives or their kids or their grand kids or their friends or their friends' kids, they say 'This one is moving to Chicago, this one is moving to New York, this one is moving to San Francisco.'".
When you sit around tables and you listen to people talk about their relatives or their kids or their grand kids or their friends or their friends' kids, they say "This one is moving to Chicago, this one is moving to New York, this one is moving to San Francisco".
You don't have a past, you don't have a resume, you don't have any identity, any social setting, any group, you can't talk about your relatives or your friends.
