Hadrian's Wall may seem a bit of a shoe-in when it comes to Britain's best views, but the monument is much more than the often - and understandably - repeated views of Cuddy's Crags and Sewingshields on the crest of that wonderful escarpment, the Whin Sill.
These understandably unhappy people yell at him for various longstanding offenses, a ritual that is repeated when he goes to his office at an architecture firm and is fired for having steadfastly refused to work on a computer.
Likewise, when Ashley fired his weapon and sent the campus into chaos, members of the community understandably reported thinking, "not again!" Not again: both a lament and a rallying cry repeated long before our own time.
Deutsche Börse's £1.35 billion ($2.4 billion) offer, made in December and repeated late last month, was roundly rejected.The LSE's board made no comment on the new proposal, citing (understandably) the absence of a price.
For each dollar China handed to OPEC, 64 cents flowed back in increased exports.Oil producers understandably do not want to repeat the mistakes of previous times, when spending surged as oil prices rose only to leave behind large deficits when prices later fell.
Understandably, the authors did not want to repeat the discussion of the algorithm given previously by Balakrishnan et al. and also briefly in their PNAS paper (Kamisetty et al., 2013).
In the past the Labour party has been deeply damaged by the – false – allegation that it would leave the country defenceless and understandably most Labour MPs have no desire to repeat the experience.
And -- and I just want to repeat, because I think sometimes the American people understandably aren't following all -- all the debates here in Washington, raising the debt ceiling does not authorize us to spend more.
"It is my concern that, by understandably wanting to see things move more quickly, we create the conditions for repeating the mistakes of the past," he said.
E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet In Georgia, there was was another victory for the G.O.P. fixers, who are understandably keen to avoid a repeat of the Todd Akin debacle, in 2012, in which a candidate with extreme views cost the party a winnable Senate seat.
The Finnish composer Kaija Saariaho's music seems to be high on its list of keepers, and understandably so: Ms. Saariaho's colorful, involving scores keep listeners transfixed and reward repeat hearings.
