Then there's this paper, which I read thanks to an e-mail tip from Ivan Oransky: "Misrepresentation of Randomized Controlled Trials in Press Releases and News Coverage: A Cohort Study".
Academics and journalists enjoy relative freedom to reschedule our lives and make time to pick the kids up for soccer or dentists' appointments, for which I give thanks every day, but most working people don't.
He was certainly handsome, which I discovered thanks to Google: lanky, thin, straw-colored hair, cheekbones so sharp they could shave slices like Post-it notes off a block of Jarlsberg.
By James Surowiecki October 20, 2008 Lefty Rosenthal — the antihero of Nick Pileggi's "Casino" and the model for Robert De Niro's character in the movie of the same name — died a few days ago, which I learned thanks to a great obituary notice (is that a contradiction in terms?) by Bruce Weber.
Lefty Rosenthal the antihero of Nick Pileggi's "Casino" and the model for Robert De Niro's character in the movie of the same name died a few days ago, which I learned thanks to a great obituary notice (is that a contradiction in terms?) by Bruce Weber.
"I very much considered the notion that, as someone battling this disease, the idea that I might not have health insurance, which I do thanks to my great union, is completely terrifying".
I applied to a well-respected scholarship program, which I qualified for thanks to my grades and SAT scores.
Our first day had been easy, for which I offered up thanks to Lenka, who'd organised our route.
This was bacon from real pigs, old-fashioned pigs, and a pound gave off nearly a cup of grease, for which I said silent thanks.
"As he left, he commented, 'At least you're not like the sluts at your school,' to which I hesitantly said thanks".
How can we nicely ask them to fix the car? A. K. Sounds like muffler trouble, which I know about thanks to the jolly Magliozzi brothers on NPR's "Car Talk".
