A city also has abundance and access, especially for the young, but as people pair off, and as they corral themselves, through profession, geography, and taste, into cliques and castes, the range of available mates shrinks.
SCC is twice as common in men as it is in women, probably as a result of greater lifetime UV exposure through profession, clothing and shorter hairstyles.
The Afghan men and women were doing it through their professions, through sport, and small acts in their daily life.
Mr. Shulman said those preparers already were regulated through their professions.
Instead, he said, the show has taken a new tack: getting to people through their professions.
After leaving the family home at age 13, Sanders passed through several professions including railroad worker and insurance salesman, with mixed success.
Control fraud begat additional control fraud and created the perverse incentives that spread "echo" epidemics of control fraud through other professions (loan brokers, appraisers, and auditors) by creating a "Gresham's" dynamic in which bad ethics tends to drive good ethics out of the markets and professions.
We used family data from the eighteenth through early twentieth centuries to examine the rate at which male offspring joined the seminary [ 30] versus alternative, more secular way of achieving literacy that was available through the professions [ 48].
The only ones who were aware of their ability to independently report their suspected ADRs were told this by their health providers, or personally had some kind of health care training and, therefore, had been exposed to the reporting scheme through their professions.
But I don't think that sexism or discrimination are a factor in [delaying] women's progression through the profession".
