If anyone out there is mildly curious about rugby, I'd recommend a weekend spent watching the Six Nations.
There are mildly jarring bumps in the text: an abrupt switch from recollection to present tense, and a confusing line that appears to be from the girl's consciousness when it should rightly be attributed to her teacher.
However, strong ID may be maintained despite high selfing rates if there are mildly deleterious alleles at multiple loci [ 21, 66, 67].
I believe that we must entertain the possibility that there may be mildly ill or asymptomatically infected people who might transmit this".
"Having been through the three days over there with them, we're mildly encouraged that there might be some prospect of dialogue," said the diplomat, Murray MacLean, the first assistant secretary for North Asian Affairs in Australia's Foreign Ministry, in an interview.
There were some mildly interesting stretches, though: right after Crystal paused in his tummling to send best wishes to our armed forces overseas, Tom Hanks came onstage, to the orchestral accompaniment of "Hail to the Chief," an homage that put an albeit dignified actor on the same level as people who devote themselves to serving the country.
"Given the revolutionary nature of such a degree in the School of Science, the fact that there's no discussion is mildly surprising," Dr. Vest commented.
To say I am proud to work there is putting it mildly, which is why I am on strike this week.
That sort of depth can only be reached by machine (the deepest recorded human scuba dive is currently 332m, according to Guinness World Records) and getting there is, to put it mildly, a technical challenge.
For the first time, there is a campaign to treat corruption as a global problem about which, perhaps, something can be done.There are three reasons for being mildly hopeful.
