"They make an early assessment and don't tend to change their minds", she said.
"That suggests that people who don't tend to go skiing were getting out there, " Richardson said.
If we don't tend to each part of this system, we imperil the whole structure.
For another, they don't tend to be prima donnas, because tiger parents are brutally honest.
We don't get spotted that much as we don't tend to go to the places to be spotted.
True, but viewers and Web surfers don't tend to tune in or log on when skies are sunny.
As one might expect, NIT bracketologists don't tend to come from places where NCAA bids are the norm.
He doesn't expect a major shift to cash purchases because younger generations don't tend to carry bills, he adds.
"You don't tend to see black players on the courses, " Ferdinand, 40, said.
And I think Mel Gibson and other celebrities have tried to pull that off, and it doesn't tend to work.
Revenue fell only slightly from October to January because the store doesn't tend to get many customers in colder months.
The songs aren't as elaborate as their Premier League equivalents, but they don't tend to be about individual players either.
That makes patients afraid they might get hooked (in reality, people who take medicines for pain don't tend to become addicts).
It doesn't tend to be a very collegial, social type of hobby.
"New technology doesn't tend to substitute for branch banking but to complement it, " says Charles Calomiris, a professor at Columbia University's business school.
"I don't tend to look too far ahead, I prefer looking at the short term as opposed to the long term, " he added.
The fact of the matter is that Barcelona isn't just very good, but also eminently pleasant, so the mud doesn't tend to stick.
But because of the way they've come about, what you don't tend to get from traditional measures is neatness, order or scientific rigour.
Also, the people at WebCT didn't tend to feel their business was far superior to Blackboard, as many at Merrill felt about Bank of America.
They pay their taxes but don't tend to draw on the system and be so demanding of expensive care, they way old people have to.
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Those that can afford to get out of town do, and those that can't tend to stock up on provisions and hole them selves up for a few days.
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But analysts say big investors like life insurers don't tend to respond immediately to BOJ action since it takes time for them to change their allocations to other investments like overseas bonds.
The tabloids talk about our players as soldiers, so the values that are very highly praised in English football are bravery, passion, obedience, hard work and you don't tend to hear that much talk about creativity and inspiration, which are not soldierly virtues.
Harrison says that he hopes that data from studies of humans taking mTOR drugs might also provide clues, although they may be difficult to tease out: Patients with cancer or those undergoing transplant, the people who get mTOR drugs now, don't tend to die of old age.
The trip is expected to take 12 to 15 days and has suffered multiple false starts as the Thompsons try to line up the logistics of visas, border crossings and travel time timetables in a part of the world where buses and ferries don't tend to conform to strict schedules.
Following up in the mid-1980s, Mr. Mischel and his colleagues found that the good delayers were better at concentrating and reasoning, and didn't "tend to go to pieces under stress, " as their report said.
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