This hierarchical account can explain the results of Experiments 1 and 3a; the more elements the transfer CS and US share with the association upon which the occasion setter acts, the greater its effect will be.
Which occasions another moment redolent with historicity.
Q. Wouldn't this have been the occasion upon which to address and showcase this?
A story is told of an occasion upon which Cooper overheard the conversation of two gentlemen as they were passing by his building.
The UN report does not mark the first occasion upon which the film industry has been accused of failing on gender terms.
England had qualified for Euro 2016 with three matches to spare, which initially made this feel an odd occasion upon which to unleash Rooney as a midfielder at this level.
But it has certainly not been the only occasion upon which observers have attempted to make an educated guess about which school grade the Republican nominee should transfer into.
This is not the first, nor the most consequential, occasion upon which Pence has soothingly expressed a view diametrically opposed to that of the unpredictable political novice who selected him as a running mate.
A review on Sept. 9 about "Embers of War," by Fredrik Logevall, misstated the occasion upon which Franklin Roosevelt, speaking to his son about European imperialism, said, "Don't think for a moment, Elliott, that Americans would be dying in the Pacific tonight if it hadn't been for the shortsighted greed of the French and the British and the Dutch".
A review on July 3 about "A World on Fire: Britain's Crucial Role in the American Civil War," by Amanda Foreman, misstated the occasion upon which President Obama was presented with a pen holder carved from the wood of a historic ship involved in the Royal Navy's long campaign against the slave trade.
When other special dates on the calendar have greater historical, cultural, social, and national resonance, why does Halloween remain the occasion upon which we Americans actually have most fun as a group?
