"Pretty much most people my age would have a copy of the Anarchist Handbook [sic], it's well circulated," he told the bail justice.
One well circulated image from a count showed a note written in a child's scrawl found inside a Dublin ballot box.
He claims there is no empirical evidence to support this, and cites a well circulated letter signed by 650 economists supporting an increase in the minimum wage.
The proverbial cat is out of the bag, as the document has been well circulated; but I'm left wondering what's the big deal?
There are a few analogies for the DP that have been well circulated in the statistics literature, the Chinese restaurant process (CRP) and the stick breaking process (SBP).
Press coverage, propaganda (well circulated either by political partisans or by the state itself) and the radio spread news of the crisis.
The following day, he had persistent abdominal pain, a low blood pressure of 60/40 mmHg, heart rate of 70, normal electrocardiogram (ECG) but was described as well circulated and was dismissed with antiemetics without further notice.
By punctuating the Nightline program with a New York Times op-ed, Sonenshine ensured that word of Nir's memo one of a series of Iran-Contra revelations that damaged Bush's already poor reelection chances was well circulated in the runup to Election Day.
There's a reason Dave Grohl seems so cheerful in a well circulated TMZ video that finds the Foo Fighters frontman claiming his band was booked, then unceremoniously booted from, Sunday's Emmy Awards: Turns out, Grohl had his own star-studded affair planned for the very next night -- and this one didn't require him to wear a tuxedo.
10 The perioral area is not only well circulated by lymphatic and blood vessels, but also by numerous mimic muscle fibers accounting for vivid facial expression.
