The process is straightforward: you sign up with an agency, which usually requires the payment of a fee.
The challenges start as early as the application process, which usually requires transcripts, letters of recommendation and essays.
Landscapes are all about getting sharp detail foreground and background, which usually requires a shutter speed on the slow side.
Or an adviser may snap up credit after giving a fairness opinion, which usually requires only limited work.
The New Jersey law was enacted in 1998 to expand the grounds for civil commitment, which usually requires a showing of mental illness and dangerousness.
In the sprint events, competitors must ski a 150-meter penalty loop, which usually requires about 30 seconds, for each missed target.
The committee, which usually requires copies of statements 48 hours in advance of hearings, was not expecting any comments from Mr. Ebbers.
But you were smart to demand judgment on a hard-to-prove case of bribery, which usually requires that a conspirator sing.
Some spend years in prison before being granted release, which usually requires signed assurances from their families that they will not be harmed.
It was an answer to all-out blitzes that helped negate the vertical game, which usually requires maximum pass protection, a deeper quarterback drop and the quarterback holding the ball longer.
It is also an attractive alternative to the latest dance-exercise craze "sweeping the US" (which usually requires you to have the fitness level of a marathon runner and eight serviceable legs).
