We included the following variables: house type, source of lighting, way of cooking, land ownership, various consumer durables (radio, motor cycle, telephone, etc)., possession of animals (cattle, sheep, chickens, etc).. Size of land and possession of animals were included as continuous variables, the other variables as binary (yes/no) variables.
Besides the truck and the telephone, his grandest possession is a 21-inch color television set that he bought in 1996 and that holds pride of place in his small brick house.
When people discover they've handed out a telephone book with some possession hidden in it: money, bonds, love letters, etc. they call the Donnelley offices.
The relationship ended, my daughter relocated, but the pager and telephone remained in the possession of the friend.
Mr. Russell, whose house on 112th Street was renovated by Galaxy, said he had encountered electrical, heating and telephone wiring problems after taking possession, most of which were repaired.
Months beforehand, the NSA had come into possession of a telephone number in San Diego that was used by two of the hijackers who later crashed planes into the World Trade Center.
Nonparticipants tended to be older but did not differ by sex, sampling location, or possession of a telephone in their homes.
Of these, 8 considered storage of medicines and storage of other household products, 2 considered storage of other household products and possession of a PCC telephone number, and 3 considered all three outcome measures.
They lived amid more than 100 tons of stockpiled junk and possessions, including stacks of telephone books, newspapers, tin cans and clocks.
Firstly, households with no possession of a land-based telephone service may be missed.
