"A piece of unsubstantiated raw intelligence about a junket operator reputed to be, for example, a member of a triad," he replied.
It used to be, for example, that the village listened for the sound of the church bell during hunting time, a signal everyone should go down to the beach to help bring in the meat.
DG: If you tend to be, for example, in the aversive mode, you're the kind of person who always vetoes everything, who always sees the negative and never the positive.
And so, of course, is the hero, which is why the Coens have paired him with Walter John Goodmann), a hothead Vietnam vet paranoiac with a tendency to wave his gun around over small slights, explaining that he did not watch his buddies "die facedown in the muck" to be, for example, asked to keep his voice down in a diner.
In general, he insists, with amazing success, on conducting discussions on terms that he alone has set, and on the assumption that reality is what he alone has declared it to be (for example, his recent assertion at the U.N. that "today the Iraqi and Afghan people are on the path to democracy and freedom").
If you can't find the exact length of zip, don't worry – you can shorten it at home by sewing several firm stitches over the teeth at the length you need the zip to be (for example, for a 13cm zip, measure 13cm down from the zip-pull and sew over).
The conformation of LewisX carbohydrate determinants bound to antibodies was, for example, found to be compact and extremely similar to that observed for the free oligosaccharides in solution.
Lower adherence to diuretics is, for example, attributed to adverse effects and easiness of taking medication.
All SNPs known to date are for example gathered in public databases like dbSNP [33].
The last state to visit is, for example (E, E).
Other reasons not to participate were for example a sudden death (n = 29; 3.9%) or suicide (n = 7; 0.9%) of the relative.
