Dozens of performances, talks, workshops, films and more were spread out over theaters and repurposed spaces, with the schedules typically beginning at midday and stretching well past midnight.
Two or three days a week, typically beginning in the late morning, Mr. Ferguson would hang out on the block of brick apartment buildings in the Soundview section, residents said.
$425 for two nights, typically beginning on Friday, and two days Restart Less like Camp Anawanna and more like Malibu's Promises, Restart (netaddictionrecovery.com) is a recovery center for people addicted to technology.
And where most mentoring programs make connections that last from 9 to 18 months, Friends guarantees its children 12 years of continuous mentoring at least four hours every week with no summer breaks — typically beginning in kindergarten and extending until high school graduation.
(That kindergarten exemplified another of China's strengths: excellent early childhood education, typically beginning at age 2. Indeed, the only element of China's education system that really falters badly is the university system. Colleges are third-rate and should be a national disgrace).
It can strike at any age, typically beginning in young and middle-aged adults and causing painfully stiff, swollen joints in the hands and feet.
No single cause has yet been discovered for schizophrenia, the devastating neuropsychiatric syndrome characterized by hallucinations, disordered thoughts, and other cognitive and emotional problems, typically beginning in early adulthood.
For example, a 2013 study conducted in the USA found that up to 90%% of justice-involved youth had exposure to some type of trauma, typically beginning in early life, in multiple contexts, and persisting over time (Dierkhising et al. 2013).
The Puerto Rican amazon is diurnal, typically beginning its day half an hour after sunrise.
According to The Guardian, Saudi authorities are intensely focused on the site this time of year, because pilgrims are typically beginning to arrive in droves.
Typically beginning in June and lasting through September, Nepal's daily rains will make some roads impassible and others very challenging to navigate for trucks loaded with heavy relief supplies and construction materials.
