Others prefer " The Star-Spangled Banner " for the same reason.

Others would prefer that delegates concentrate their efforts on the coordination and organization of the movement and on the planning of new campaigns.

Others prefer pinyin-based Daoism because of growing acceptance internationally of Hanyu Pinyin as the standard romanization for Chinese, as reflected in other recent spelling changes such as the pinyin Beijing that replaced the Wade Pei-ching or Chinese Postal Map Romanization Peking.

Others find this too biologically based and rigid, and prefer a freer interpretation, with the Maiden as birth ( independent, self-centred, seeking ), the Mother as giving birth ( interrelated, compassionate nurturing, creating ), and the Crone as death and renewal ( holistic, remote, unknowable ) — and all three erotic and wise.

Others prefer to follow common popular usage, arguing that the positive form is confusing and unlikely to become widespread in the general public.

Others prefer to use a lit artificial horizon.

Others will prefer activities that are typical of another gender.

Others prefer the term " Insular Christianity ".

Others, however, prefer to use the label AA ′.

Others prefer to retain a structured school at home approach sometimes referred to as homeschooling ( a term more popular in the US ) although the terms are often interchanged.

Others simply prefer " interesting " solutions, i. e., a surprising way to reach the goal.

Others again, following R. Ovadia Yosef, prefer a form shorn of some of the Kabbalistic additions and nearer to what would have been known to R. Joseph Caro, and seek to establish this as the standard " Israeli Sephardi " rite for use by all communities.

Others prefer to call it a town.

Others prefer investing in established companies that need support to go public or grow.

Others have observed a tension within the community between those who prefer to focus on liberal social activism on American, Middle East and global issues ; and those who favor an emphasis on meditation, text study and worship.

Others prefer roast beef to be cooked medium or well done.

Others prefer to have someone they trust guide them.

Some geoscientists hypothesize that the Yellowstone hotspot is the effect of an interaction between local conditions in the lithosphere and upper mantle convection .< ref > Others prefer a deep mantle origin ( mantle plume ).

Others prefer the beauty of older stocks and bonds that were printed in various colors with fancy artwork and ornate engraving.

Others prefer home birth because they feel it is more natural and less stressful.

Others, however, prefer to treat the Mountain Skink as a distinct species because its range is geographically distinct and there are morphological differences.

Others prefer habitats with none.

Others may prefer to take power naps regularly even if their schedules allow a full night's sleep.

Others though prefer to dismiss her aspects of femininity and fertility and stress only her quality of being the spirit of youthfulness, liveliness and strength, regardless of sexual connexions, which would then change according to circumstances: thus in men she incarnates the iuvenes, word often used to design soldiers, hence resulting in a tutelary deity of the sovereignty of peoples ; in women capable of bearing children, from puberty on she oversees childbirth and marriage.

Others, such as 1980 Hungarian film, Kojak Budapesten ( not to be confused with the 1986 comedy by the same name ) create their own scenarios involving Christie's criminal skill.

Others have suggested a derivation from the Iron Age and Romano-British place name Camulodunum, one of the first capitals of Roman Britain and which would have significance in Romano-British culture.

* Essenes and Others: argues that the Hebrew original form of the name later spelled " Essenes " is in some Qumran scrolls as a self-designation.

Others were colonized by Etruscans who Etruscanized the name, usually Italic.

Others attribute the name to Dante's Inferno, XXI, XXII and XXIII ; one of the devils in Hell having the name Alichino.

Others, such as Queen Victoria ( born Alexandrina Victoria of Kent ), may never have been known by their original first name.

Others less convincingly derive the name from the old Turkic " Semiz-Kent " meaning " Rich City "..

Others claim that the name comes from the Roman settlement of Celtic name Vindobona ( Celtic " windo-bona "), probably meaning " white base / bottom ," which became Vindovina, Vídeň ( Czech ) and Wien.

Others believe that using their name publicly is powerful, and there is no need to hide one's name.

Others dislike the name Min-nan and Hokkien for precisely the same reason.

Others are Laugharne, Beccles, Callington ( where the name is given to the council chairman ), Cheevel, and Yeovil.

" Others, such as Robert Knight, are critical because they say civil unions endow the same rights and privileges of heterosexual marriages — alleging that they allow same-sex marriage by using a different name.

Others received a name based on what kind of work they were forced to do.

Others think the name stems from the Latin " caro " ( genitive " carnis ") ( flesh ), which refers to the original colour of the flower, or incarnatio ( incarnation ), which refers to the incarnation of God made flesh.

Others suggest that the name is Greek, from the verb eleutho ( ελεύθω ), to bring, the goddess thus being The Bringer.

Others believe the name derives from Hallow and refers to the road's historic significance as part of the pilgrimage route to Walsingham.

" Others referred to the city as " Hog's Hollow " or " McDougalville ," until a few years later it was finally named Utica by settlers from New York, in honor of the city of the same name in that state.

Others feel that a brand of flour, Raven, was the inspiration behind the name.

Others claim that the many English families who settled here bestowed the name of a famous English family named Woodbury upon the area.

" Others believed that it was the Spanish name for a native desert flower known as the heart's delight.

Others suggest that, like the town of Buda, Illinois, the name is a nod to the exiles of the failed Hungarian Revolution of 1848 who settled in the area.