The plan was that the people who visited the food bank could also buy the garments, which would be relatively cheap.
The central element of the Bush plan was eliminating the tax on stock dividends, which would benefit relatively few lower- and middle-income taxpayers.
So what is being tested here is not her loss of future income -- which would be relatively modest, since she was 59 -- but the value of personal services at home, as well as the emotional impact of losing a soulmate.
And if some pills were pre-distributed in the area, people would be preoccupied with finding them rather than paying attention to whether they were in the path of the plume, which would be relatively narrow, Dr. Marburger said in a telephone interview.
In 1997, two economists, William Luksetich and Mark Partridge, used survey data to analyze the effect of admissions fees on museum attendance, and found that, for the most part, price did not influence demand: an entry fee had small negative effects, which would be "relatively easy to alleviate".
Without such a shift or some creative thinking, it is hard to see the fund winning more legitimacy among emerging economies.One idea, which would be relatively easy to put into practice, would be to loosen Europe's grip on the appointment of the IMF's managing director.
Suggestions are made how these losses can be reduced, which would involve relatively modest resources.
It was left to Elizabeth I in 1560 to restore the value of the coinage, which would remain relatively stable into the 19th Century.
What makes this situation even more astonishing is that there is an alternative outcome which would be relatively easy to achieve and is clearly in Israel's best interests: the two-state solution.
For example, 1 observed mismatch at a genome position with a coverage of 100 leads to a mismatch frequency of 1% which would appear relatively high.
