Others feel one must believe in the practice for it to have any power over them.
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Some explained, even if they don't personally believe in the practice, their relatives take it seriously.
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Aside from pure aesthetic appreciation and pop-cultural trending, there is utility in the practice.
There's a general opaqueness in online leaking, which isn't surprising, given all the stresses involved in the practice.
"We have managed it in the practice sessions so it is not impossible, " said the 2008 Monaco winner.
In the practice match on Thursday, they made the startling move of putting Mark Alleyne behind the stumps.
The Italian earned fourth place in the practice sessions, behind Britain's Cal Crutchlow on a Monster Yamaha Tech 3.
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The danger is not in the practice per se, but in the magnitude.
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More than 700 members of the armed forces drawn from all three services took part in the practice before dawn.
What is not in doubt is that the subprime crisis has exposed four deep flaws in the practice of securitisation.
In Oregon, the Riverdale district has engaged in the practice for more than a decade, said Kathy Rodeman, the district's business manager.
White House spokesman Jay Carney told reporters Tuesday that he's "confident" no one at the White House was involved in the practice.
"I hit the fairway (on 15) in the practice rounds, but I did not hit it on any tournament day, " she said.
At the center of the judge's ruling is a finding that prosecutors across the state participated in the practice of excluding potential black jurors.
This dichotomy of opinion makes assessing EMDR more difficult than it would be otherwise, especially for a nonexpert in the practice, such as I.
He directs the MedSeq Project, the first National Institutes of Health study to examine the impact of whole genome sequencing in the practice of medicine.
On four greens, the players were asked to only hit one shot in the practice rounds and limit their putting to alleviate stress on the greens.
Squatting groups say there has been a rise in the practice since the mid-2000s due to a lack of affordable housing, particularly in the South-East of England.
The Briton crashed badly in the practice runs in Bahrain and then struggled on race day, missing the start and hitting former team-mate Fernando Alonso before finishing 13th.
Shaw had already been in the practice of ending conversations with light prods for juicy office gossip he told Forbes, but he found that employees were sometimes taken aback by his curiosity.
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When Leslie and I were coming up in the practice of law, firms large, medium and small, tended to make associates equity partners if they were great lawyers and showed promise as productive shepherds of existing business.
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As a result, his business roots are steeped in the practice of protecting the image of a retail brand, which is what the Carolina Panthers unquestionably are, and what Newton is becoming through his growing trough of endorsements.
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One is that in the 1970s it was clear that the ability to move genes between creatures was going to bring about a huge change in the practice of science itself, and biologists were eager for that to happen.
It was nearly eliminated by the Newt Gingrich-led GOP House in 1995 as one more government agency meddling in the practice of medicine, but managed to survive with a change to the current name, an altered mission and a 20 percent budget cut.
Inking a productive veteran to a long-term contract that figures to take him past his prime is a risk many clubs have taken under pressure to win (though some showed signs of reining in the practice during the 2009 recession--the Yankees bidding adieu to 36-year-old Johnny Damon, for instance).
At the clinic, run by Dr. Geeta Shroff, a former obstetrician and pediatrician who admits she is self taught in the practice of stem cell medicine, Cash received embryonic stem cell injections for a disorder that resembles Down syndrome and is caused by a missing part of his X chromosome.
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The partial or total removal of external female genitalia is illegal in the UK but the practice occurs in parts of Africa, the Middle East and Asia.
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