The motivation, at least notionally, was in many cases the threat of Islamic State militants.
In the US it would notionally compete with Jack Erwin which has been recently financed.
To demonstrate, the QCM detects at a resolution of 10 ng/cm2/s; at the lowest dilution of 1 100 for the 1 mg cigarette the value obtained was 0.13 μg/cm2/60s which would notionally equate to 20 ng/close, close to the level of resolution.
Unlike autocracy, guided democracy would be notionally legitimized through elections, but if the unofficial compact unraveled, would result in another military coup to restore the status quo.
Notionally, competitors would be Rated People (job postings), My Hammer (jobs and bids), Yell.com (directory) and Zazuba (appointments for shops).
Nonetheless, it's irresistible to ask Mr. Doonan which designer he would (notionally) assign to kit out the young prince — given that, in "Asylum," he rejoices in the "frumpy" look that Hardy Amies devised for the prince's great-grandmother Queen Elizabeth II.
A recent report by the Institute of Fiscal Studies IFSsuggestedthatthat 1.4 million families would notionally lose money as a result of the government's reforms.
Someone lucky enough to find themselves writing about pop music for a national paper in, say, the early 90s, would routinely be asked to direct their copy towards a readership notionally comprised of their arts editor's elderly relatives.
This is because the effect depends existentially on the cause (if the cause did not exist the effect would not exist) and cause depends at least notionally on the effect (if there was no effect the cause would not be called "cause").
Worse, in the unlikely event that the piecemeal attacks succeeded, Obamacare would be transformed from a notionally deficit-neutral bill into a straightforward budget-buster.
