The rest of the statistics, consequently, are not worth referring to.
What music are we talking about, why is it worth referring to, and who is behind its reinvestigation?
Indeed, to prepare for any future outbreaks, it's worth referring back to the Sars crisis that affected more than 8,000 people worldwide a decade ago.
Updated at 11.48am GMT 10.54am GMT As city planners and officials take stock in the coming days and examine whether their preparations in advance of Sandy were sufficient, it might be worth referring back to a dispatch from last year from US environment editor Suzanne Goldenberg.
To fully appreciate the radical and revolutionary transformation to their music making process which Talking Heads – guided by Eno – instituted with Remain in Light, it's worth referring to Right Start, an early sketch of what would become Once in a Lifetime.
Therefore, this kind of vehicle is worth referring in the aircraft design.
So it may be worth referring this on to the Financial Ombudsman Service to seek their opinion.
The concepts of order and disorder applied to urban and territorial issues involve complex definitions, and to understand them it is worth referring to some facts.
Finally, it is worth referring that most of the testing campaigns available in the literature were developed, aiming to study the buildings response to three-dimensional loadings, so they were not particularly focused in the study of the biaxial behaviour of columns.
1UP.com gave Warhawk a positive review, but said, "It's just not quite $40 worth," referring to the price of the downloadable version on the U.S. PlayStation Store.
In relation to the limitations of this study, it is worth referring to a number of points.
