Mr. Ahr said it was becoming increasingly common to find such so-called drop houses in more affluent neighborhoods, perhaps because smugglers believe that having customarily operated in low-income areas, they can find refuge in a change of tactics.
This is not to say that Jirov lacks the sort of history that fight fans have customarily embraced.
After the arrival of Anglo-American troops, we refugees were stripped of all rights, denied the renewal of refugee travel documents that had been customarily issued to us since the days of the monarchy.
"The all-volunteer military draws in a segment of the population that has not customarily gone to college in the same proportion as other parts of our society," says Mr. Wright, a former Marine.
A couple of hours after Saipov exited the truck, allegedly shouting, in Arabic, his allegiance to Allah, and was wounded by police, New York City's leadership called for the fortitude that has become customarily demanded of inhabitants of cities worldwide after attacks of this kind.
Although Mr. Ashcroft's mention of events that had been deeply embarrassing to the F.B.I. seemed couched in overall praise, the fact that he referred to mistakes in his first major address to an agency acutely aware of its self-image was surprising, especially in light of the public deference that attorneys general have customarily shown the F.B.I.
However, the best deals are customarily found on foreclosed RVs that have already been reclaimed by the bank.
Indeed, in the case of pMTCT, the challenge of trust is perceived as threatening the very confidence and faith that clients or patients have customarily had in nurses.
"And even though I wasn't, I said, 'Just let the round mature, just keep hanging in there and keep plugging along and I could have a pretty good round today.' " That is the way things have customarily been done at St. Andrews.
