(Among other factual acrobatics: a twinkly admission by her wise papa – in reality, a politically conservative, allegedly abusive Transkei chieftain – that Nelson Mandela "dreams of freedom for us all". See, the lady doesn't hog all the good lines).
Investigators were not the only ones who heard what sounded like admissions from Mr. Wise.
A word to the wise: events are free with museum admission, and no reservations are permitted, so it's first come, first served.
But the wise investor, like the wise college admissions director, will discount inflated grades.
So to many entrepreneurs, the prospect of asking for government aid, after having achieved goals and overcome obstacles, can be perceived less as an opportunity than as an admission of defeat, whether economically wise or not.
Elevated admission lactate levels are step-wise associated with increased risk for death after controlling for severity of illness, age, and diagnosis.
The Bush administration has shown no inclination to rush ahead with the admission of additional members, which is wise.
It may help to determine if a brain imaging on admission or during hypothermia may be a wise addition to the standard imaging protocol for these newborns.
References. 1. Wise MP et al. Guidelines on the management and admission to intensive care of critically ill adult patients with haematological malignancy in the UK; British Committee for Standards in Haematology.
"It's true, and I have to say what is true," wise Charlotte explains when Wilbur expresses shock and disgust at her admission that she finds the flies she kills delicious.
