It noted that Atlanta's airport, which saw 104 million passengers move through its terminals, is within a two-hour flight of 80 percent of the United States population.
"All adults and children should eat more fruits and vegetables, whether they are organic or conventionally grown," the EWG noted on its site.
" The accompanying profile, written by Michael Moritz, noted, ·: "At 26, Jobs heads a company that six years ago was located in a bedroom and garage of his parents' house, but this year it is expected to have sales of $600 million.
His collar, she noted, was ordinary bronze.
Jay Elliot, who was hired by Jobs after a chance meeting in a restaurant, noted Jobs's salient trait: ·,: "His obsession is a passion for the product, a passion for product perfection.
" It noted that in payment for his 10% of the company, he received $800, and shortly afterward $1,500 more.
Paragraphs began with various flourishes: : "Be it noted herewith.
"Most of our generation scorned computers as the embodiment of centralized control," Brand later noted.
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" He noted that further research is needed.
John Helliwell, a co-editor of the World Happiness Report, noted that all the countries in the top 10 scored highest both in overall happiness and on the happiness of immigrants.
Indeed, he noted that the U.
"Hardware guys will play this game, but software guys are too chicken," he noted.
And as Lawrence Biemiller recently noted in an article in The Chronicle of Higher Education, there's even a push to place and design freshmen dormitories so that solitary time is minimized and interaction maximized.
This study could not, however, prove that eating speed causes or prevents obesity, only that it appears to be associated, the researchers noted.
Industry insiders have noted that mining and material acquisitions have been deemed safer bets during a time when China's regulators are scrutinising cross-border transactions.
There are reasons for expecting wealth and income to shape certain emotions, noted Piff.
When you think this way, you will do things in a different way," Ma noted.
In his generous, slightly patronizing New York Times review, Vincent Canby noted the movie's evocation of "Flash Gordon" serials and "a variety of literature that is nothing if not eclectic: 'Quo Vadis?
Experts noted that children who were shown pictures of chubbier kids were more likely to determine them as 'bad'.
