By this, his third book, he had found his great theme, betrayal, which he has dramatized with infinite variation ever since.
Reynolds guided the policy of the academy with such skill that the pattern he set has been followed with little variation ever since.
The foolproof recipe I chose, which I have been playing theme-and-variation with ever since, is chicken with 40 cloves of garlic.
Coupling this limited effect size with the fact that for most genes no more than a tiny fraction of the variation has ever been tested, it is clear that few if any genes have received a thorough analysis.
Is that a non-negotiable standard, the Platonic essence of "full-English-breakfastness", or are there only ever variations of the repertoire, like in jazz, or picking your five-a-side team from a squad of eight or nine?
His big movie-star vehicles of the mid-1990s, in particular "Billy Madison" (1995) and "Happy Gilmore" (1996), established a template, a basic persona that has been subject to variation and refinement ever since.
Ms. Seldes and Elizabeth Marvel, who plays Jean's daughter and caretaker, are first-rate as they act out what often registers as a more loving variation on "What Ever Happened to Baby Jane Ann Guilbertrt is also delightful as a fan who wants to assume Jean's identity.
Among-site rate variation has hardly ever been reported for satDNA families, and saturation tests have only rarely been performed, e.g. in Pons et al. (2002) [ 29] who report slight saturation for the PIM357 satDNA family in Pimelia.
You could spend ten minutes trying different variations of the word "Everest" until you stumble upon "Ever ESS Chi".
