Mr. Bush and Mr. Perry have more than a few surface-level similarities: the cowboy boots, the swagger, the same way of hunching up their necks when they give a "heh-heh" chuckle.
By letting the audience know both that Father Flynn has changed schools three times in five years and that the black student is an avowed homosexual, he plays to our prejudices and, at the same time, makes Sister Aloysius's hunch all the more Draconian.
Brantly, a doctor in the same center, also has only hunches but says, "I am fully convinced that I did not contract Ebola in my work in the treatment unit".
Alan Prendergast of Westword said it well: "Right or wrong, Smit pursued his hunches with the same doggedness he'd always shown -- the kind that you want to see rewarded at the end".
Trottier said he reunited Bure and Lindros on the same line Monday night on a hunch, one that occurred during an unscheduled delay to replace a pane of broken glass.
Sitting in his Midtown office, Mr. Fink exudes the same restless energy as his traders, who hunch over computer terminals in concentric rings a few feet away.
While reading I began to wonder whether the expression of archaeal specific chaperonins might help, Bogumil & Dagan (GBE 2010) have found some extensive evolutionary effects of chaperonins on protein evolution in bacteria, my hunch is that much the same exists in archaea but that it has not yet been reported.
My hunch is Twitter would do the same.
And at the end of Part 2, I had a hunch that you would have done the same as me, and chosen to lob a cunning salt-bomb through the door to blast the ghost.
The Hunch website itself is built using the same API that is being made for partners.
