Weber's site has received complaints from Trout and six other cardholders about the "follow-me-down" phenomenon over the past few months.
"We call this phenomenon 'follow me down, '" says Linda Sherry, director of Consumer Action, a nonprofit advocacy group based in Washington.
For years the fashion pundits have been predicting that the phenomenon known as dressing down would clobber the up-market men's clothing makers.
Josh and his colleagues were studying a phenomenon known as Medicaid spend-down, the process where someone runs through their money until they become eligible for the means-tested program.
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This phenomenon, Hunsader believes, is wittingly triggered to slow down certain exchange feeds.
Even then, many Vatican officials continued to play down the scope of the scandal, describing it as mainly an American phenomenon.
The impact of the buy-to-let phenomenon on the property market is one reason why rents have been kept down, as a huge supply of properties to rent have come on the market in the past decade.
Some 2, 000-4, 000 Berliners still live in such collective dwellings, down from 100, 000 at the peak, reckons Armin Kuhn, who studies the phenomenon.
The excess of positrons could be caused by a number of cosmic phenomenon, including pulsars, but researchers are hopeful that further testing will narrow down the possibilities.
Costas likens it to the split finger fastball phenomenon of the 1980s, a pitch that came straight to the strike zone before quickly dropping down at the last second.
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