Nonetheless, Caruso did his homework, discovering, for example, that, whether or not they bragged about it, early taxi-drivers were required to wear their medallions on their hats (which, evidently, were also required).
The decision to instead force the entire interview to be included in the Google prospectus, which evidently is unprecedented, ensured that the company and the underwriters would be liable for any misstatements in it.
But there she was, laughing as Maurice de Borbón told a long story about Rothko and the Pale of Settlement and the Four Seasons, no one really following, Maurice ending his monologue on the ecstasy and the doom of turpentine and impotence, which evidently was the punch line.
These methods and algorithms were implemented in the expert system Structure Elucidator (StrucEluc) [23 30], which, evidently, is currently the most advanced system available.
The FBI reportedly paid an unnamed independent security contractor an one-time fee for the information on the security exploit, which evidently was all it needed to crack the phone.
It provided funding for research reported by the first books in this area (Crowder 1959; Coulson 1962) and, soon thereafter, design and development of the MENTOR programming language and the MENTOR instructional program (Feurzeig 1969), which evidently was the first ITS (a term that emerged later).
This headline was softened from talk of a "Ridership Slump," a phrase which evidently was anathema to LACMTA.
The clear intention of this call, which evidently was paid for and engineered by the anonymous supporters of another candidate, was to upset the voters and discredit me.
Most recently it's the recurring Quicken Loans ad for a "YOURgage," which evidently is a cute and cuddly version of a mortgage.
Ms. Trump smiled at the Afghani girls and told them "It's a privilege and an honor to have you all with us," which evidently was supposed to make up for the Trump administration's hostility toward the Islamic world.
