Naturally, Abagnale could not answer questions about a university he had never attended, and he later resigned after eight months to protect himself, after learning the suspecting graduate was making inquiries into his background.

*' Sponge Brain Quiz ', a true or false quiz, shown before Naturally Sadie with nature-themed questions.

" Naturally, we were all there — old Qfwfq said — where else could we have been?

Naturally, the Ottawas were upset by the decision because there had been no challenge games scheduled and because the trustees failed to convey the rules on how the Cup was to be awarded prior to the start of the season.

Naturally, the machines were destroyed.

Naturally, the base addresses in the descriptors were also widened to 32 bits.

Naturally, then, it was his chief endeavor to convince sinners that God stood as near to them as to the righteous, and that their misdeeds were chiefly the consequences of their folly.

Naturally he got one and the crocodile quickly grew in size and whilst he and his mother were cowering behind the sofa, he remarked " I tell you what mother, someone is going to have to flush that thing down the toilet and it ain't blimmin ' well going to be me!

Naturally, too, there were the German and the English factions of dependents, each jealously contending for their royal mistress's favour, dictating the terms and conditions of their service, and threatening to go back to Germany unless particular privileges were given them.

His third studio album I Need a Haircut was released on August 27, 1991, on Cold Chillin '/ Warner Bros. Records and was produced by Biz Markie and his cousin Cool V. Sales of the album were already low when Markie was served a lawsuit by Gilbert O ' Sullivan, who claimed that the album's Alone Again featured an unauthorized sample from his hit " Alone Again ( Naturally )".

Naturally, the vessels used in this important act of worship were highly decorated and treated with great respect.

Naturally, Alkinoös and his court were surprised to see a stranger walking in to their secured palace, but immediately offer him hospitality and to help him on his journey.

( Naturally, new roads simply led to new development and were soon as snarled as those they were intended to relieve.

Naturally, conflicts between the Governor and the legislature were frequent.

Naturally, in Louisiana the boats were constructed of cypress, but suitable natural lumber is no longer readily available.

Naturally, these levies were prone to frequent flooding and so the waters had to be diverted.

Naturally aspirated versions were, except in Mexico, fuel injected.

Naturally, both Taylor and New Haven Theology were vigorously opposed by Old Calvinists, especially Charles Hodge from Princeton Seminary.

Naturally, these works tended to have many of the faults associated with the folklore and folk song collecting of their eras, and have been criticised for a focus on rural society at the expense of the urban, and an obsession with recovering what were seen as disappearing ' authentic ' and original verse, from adults, while disregarding contemporary practice by children.

Naturally, Dicke, with David Todd Wilkinson and Peter G. Roll immediately set about building a Dicke radiometer to search for the radiation, but they were famously scooped by the accidental detection made by Arno Penzias and Robert Woodrow Wilson ( also using a Dicke radiometer ), who were working at Bell Labs just a few miles from Princeton.

Naturally, England were favourites for the Championship title.

Naturally there were many salons with some of the most prominent being hosted by Clara Maffei in Milan, Emilia Peruzzi in Florence and Olimpia Rossi Savio in Turin.

Naturally aspirated versions were fuel injected, except those sold in Mexico.

Naturally he asked for the son he had desired for so long: ' O master of the universe, O killer of the Madhu demon, kindly grant me a son who will never be conquered by demigods, human beings, snakes, demons, or hobgoblins, but whom only You can defeat.

" Naturally enough, the question whether Wölfli's music can be played is asked again and again.

Hoffmann has been specifically chosen for several roles throughout his acting career to include his role of Lee in The Last Winter, and was asked by Valerie Red-Horse to play her leading man in the film Naturally Native.

Naturally, seeing free Africans in the Territory created enormous resentment and jealousy amongst the existing slave population, who understandably felt this to be enormously unjust.

Naturally, only the person who created the rule will initially know what it is.

Naturally, all of this came as a shock to the existing residents who moved here to enjoy the natural tranquil countryside.

Naturally, therefore, such honour was first paid to ascetics and only afterwards to those who resembled in their lives the very penitential and extraordinary existence of the ascetics.

" Naturally withdrawn ", and looking " ill, old, tired, and vulnerable " Miele had become the butt of his guards ' jokes who rigged up a mock electric chair with wires to emphasize the fate that awaited him.

This movement was centered in Bakersfield, California with musicians like Buck Owens (" Act Naturally "), Merle Haggard (" Sing a Sad Song ") and Wynn Stewart (" It's Such a Pretty World Today ") helping to define the sound among the community, made up primarily of Oklahoman immigrants to California, who had fled unemployment and drought.

Naturally, there are many other specific local stories of particular local witches, including one known as the Bruixa Napa del Prats del Lluçanès ( or Bruixa Napa, or Bruixa Prats ) who is often depicted accompanied by her daughter.

Naturally he spent a lot of time at the top London chess clubs, where he beat almost everyone — including Pierre de Saint-Amant, who was France's strongest player.

Naturally, as lord of the mouth, Neper's mother was identified as Renenutet, who gave out the Ren, a person's true name, and who was also identified as source of nourishment.

Naturally, through the work and influence of important traditionalist authors like, again, Guénon himself, who married and had children in Egypt, Ananda Coomaraswamy, Martin Lings, Gai Eaton and Seyyed Hossein Nasr, all closely related to native Hindu, Buddhist or Muslim believers, this perspective has been gaining ground in Asia and the Islamic world at large.

Naturally the police, knowing who Anna really was, assumed that Bower was not quite right in the head.

Naturally, Ingeborg chose Hjalmar and this vexed Hjorvard who challenged the happy Hjalmar to a duel on Samsø, and reminded that Hjalmar would be niðingr, if he did not turn up.

Naturally such tastes had a great influence on the mind of his son, who was born at Trachselwald, and educated by his father and at the Latin school at Burgdorf, not going to Berne much before 1736, when he published a dissertation on the use of fire by the heathen.

Naturally it occurs to her and her colleague Baker that Mary and Merode might have eloped with two young men (" At the station much of their time was taken up with young women adrift, who, after fourteen days, returned brown and happy from a fortnight with a boy by the ocean.

Naturally, most research on variability has been done by those who presume it to be meaningful ( Fasold & Preston, 2007 ; Tarone, 2009 ; Tarone & Liu, 1995 ).

Naturally, the young man had difficulty accepting his destiny, but he soon realizes that he is the only one who can save the Earth from the Invaders, when they try to assassinate him.

Naturally, this brings about an agreement between the Colonel and René, who each turn a blind-eye to the dodgy activities of the other.