Unlike published wills, which sometimes reflected imagined notions of a property holder's estate, probate records were inventories of actual property after a death, from land to broken cups, used to settle debts in what was known as "the final reckoning".
"People react to their lives through their costumes, which may sometimes reflect an excess expression of who they are or even a reversal of who they are, or their fantasies," Professor Hill said.
The breakup of a marriage or the death of a spouse are two of the most common reasons people hang on to a particular time, she said, which is sometimes reflected in their environment.
Moreover, these reports are from in vitro systems, which sometimes do not reflect what happens in in vivo systems.
The shared ancestry can result from the usage of related cultivars in different breeding programs, which sometimes can be reflected in the pedigree of lines included in our study (Additional File 1.xls).
This has led to the hypothesis that tooth morphology does not reflect the most commonly masticated items but sometimes reflects "fallback" food items, which are rarely consumed but ultimately important for the organism's survival [ 97].
The newspaper, which is controlled by the Communist party and sometimes reflects its thinking, also warned of a military escalation.
If this $12 rosé, made from cabernet sauvignon, did not reflect bottle variation, which sometimes happens, but denoted the house's latest rosé supply, then the wine should not have been released but instead should have been sold off in bulk.
The magazine became a forum for many different threads of feminism, which sometimes led to acrimonious debate, but also reflected "what was going on in general around the whole progressive, alternative politics".
