"There were clearly a lot of people affected by the weather, " Levenson told NPR.
Jill Levenson, of Lynn University in Florida, says half of registered sex offenders have trouble finding jobs.
Laurie Levenson, a professor at Loyola Law School, has watched the LAPD and its high-profile controversies during the era that includes King, Simpson and Rampart.
Top Guides, a tour company started by Harvard anthropologist Kathryn Levenson, also takes visitors to search for the Vietnamese langur in the country's northern rainforest region.
"Sentencing is a time to ask for mercy, not to attack others, " said Laurie Levenson, a former federal prosecutor who teaches legal ethics at Loyola Law School.
Generally, skills-based rotations are more valuable than swaps that are purely geographic, says Alec Levenson, a research scientist at the University of Southern California's Center for Effective Organizations.
Mr Levenson adds that most of these part-timers, four out of every five, are people who do not want to work full-time because of family and other commitments.
"Really good scientists, inside the government and outside, all agree on what to do to protect right whales, and yet, it's being thwarted at the administrative level, " said Jacob Levenson, a biologist with the International Fund for Animal Welfare.
Carol Levenson of Gimme Credit, a research service, says she has never seen such a large divergence between the view of riskiness that is outlined by bond-rating agencies and that suggested by the market price of corporate debt.
"Nothing he said would likely subject him to further criminal charges because the statutes expired, and he did not say how it happened nor did he implicate others in a way that would constitute a general scheme to defraud the federal government, " Levenson said.
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