She did, while fighting gender stereotypes, and mastering technologies that were typically off limits to women at that time.
"A growing number of brands that were typically distributed only in Asian countries are now being introduced" to the West.
Mr. Anderson, the hospital finance expert, said that private insurers negotiated rates with hospitals that were typically about 30 percent above what Medicare pays.
In addition, manufacturers have become much more efficient, food bank officials said, and have reduced production overruns and mistakes like upside-down labels that were typically donated to food banks.
As a consequence, she said she came up with results that were typically 50percentt less than those that would have been produced using methods suggested by regulatory authorities.
"These seats where BME voters will affect the outcome ranging from outer London and suburban locations to smaller or university towns, areas that were typically only 5% BME just a decade or so ago," said Khan.
Across England, private renters paid 43% of the average gross income of the main householder and partner including housing benefit in rent, but without including the state payments tenants faced costs that were typically 52% of their earnings.
Judges took a similarly tough approach to adults, with sentences that were typically more than four times longer for offences related to the riots than for similar offences the previous year – 16.8 months on average, compared with 3.7 months.
Cluedo Invented by a Brummie in 1944 to while away the time spent in shelters, the board game uses the stock characters of European and American high society that were typically found in the murder mysteries of Agatha Christie.
I've long been attracted to this sort of stuff — out-of-print albums and faded-from-memory films that were typically created by recluses or eccentrics or hard-luck cases whose stories could come straight out of novels.
For their part, the Bremmers realized that they were spending thousands of dollars a year on school materials that were typically free, and because Brandenn was absorbing information so rapidly anyway they decided to save money by skipping grades five through eight and going straight to the high-school curriculum.
