Focussing to the usual absurd extent on global love, peace on earth and love of one's fellow-man, with a sprinkling of the usual frankly surreal individual Euro-passions (moustaches, milk-churns): but in the last hour, the witching and voting hour, it was all down to dirty politics – not to put too fine a point on it, whether we approve or viscerally not of gay people.
In 2013, it is back to business as usual to an extent.
Certainly this episode blurred the logic of the drama even more than usual, to the extent that I am genuinely befuddled.
This year the bloom grew large early in the season and affected more people than usual, to the extent that on 29 June, Florida's governor declared a state of emergency.
To a greater extent than usual, I shaped the narrative and descriptions by paraphrasing what he told me in our lengthy interviews, so that his words, his way of seeing things, have a stronger presence than in other pieces I've written.
Although it is difficult, try to continue business as usual to the maximum extent possible".
Turf's show was solid, as usual, but to an extent, that "business as usual" vibe made me a little bored.
We have quantified to what extent some usual and some more recently developed Bayesian disease-mapping models are conservative, in the sense that they have low sensitivity for detecting raised-risk areas that have only a small excess risk but that, conversely, any identified patterns of elevated risk are, on the whole, specific.
A previous study found that DTI provides additional information to the usual ADC to quantify the extent and pathological severity of the structural changes occurring within MS plaques and in NAWM [ 13].
In addition, information about the quality of the annual appraisal and the support received from supervisors in the business as usual group could show the extent to which the intervention contributes to a healthy working life compared to the traditional appraisal.
