There were no fire exits, and the toilets overran consistently.

There are three distinct means of achieving this aim: by bowling the ball on a consistently good line and length, by bowling with sufficient pace that the batsman struggles to react to the delivery, or by bowling the ball in such a way that it has lateral movement as it approaches the batsman, either in the air or off the ground.

There are 12 regions of the genome that may be linked to ulcerative colitis, including, in the order of their discovery, chromosomes 16, 12, 6, 14, 5, 19, 1, and 3, but none of these loci has been consistently shown to be at fault, suggesting that the disorder arises from the combination of multiple genes.

There were numerous attempts to restore or rebuild castles so as to produce a consistently Gothic style, informed by genuine medieval details, a movement in which the architect Anthony Salvin was particularly prominent – as illustrated by his reworking of Alnwick and much of Windsor Castle.

There is some disagreement over the proper form of his name: he is consistently called " Silas " in Acts, but the Latin Silvanus, which means " of the forest ," is always used by Paul and in the First Epistle of Peter ; it may be that " Silvanus " is the Romanized version of the original " Silas ," or that " Silas " is the Greek nickname for " Silvanus.

There were a number of false starts, but the participants consistently agreed that a unified Linux platform for business made sense.

There was consistently a source of stress between him and his on-again off-again love interest Rogue.

There are examples of the revival of the harpsichord for this purpose as early as the 1890s ( e. g. by Hans Richter for a production of Mozart's Don Giovanni at the London Royal Opera House, the instrument being supplied by Arnold Dolmetsch ), but it was not until the 1950s that the 18th-century method was consistently observed once more.

There were two reasons why it survived in the attenuated form described above: one, was the existence of the Muromachi regime that consistently upheld the estate system in the face of warrior incursions.

There are a range of reported values for the dissociation constant of BAPTA, though 0. 2 µM appears consistently.

" There is a variety of dates regarding his death, but consistently most state it was in November 1492.

There is some historical use of blue for Democrats and red for Republicans: in the late 19th century and early 20th century, Texas county election boards used colour coding to help Spanish speakers and illiterates identify the parties, however, this system was not applied consistently in Texas and was not picked up on a national level ; for instance, in 1888, Grover Cleveland and Benjamin Harrison used maps that coded blue for the Republicans, the color Harrison perceived to represent the Union and " Lincoln's Party " and red for the Democrats.

There were twelve separate columns with consistently spaced markings on the inside to measure the passage of " hours " as the water level reached them.

There was typically about 10 % more habitat with canopy cover > 50 % on sites that consistently produced young compared to unproductive sites.

There is considerable debate about the merits of the program, which involved assassination and torture, though Colby consistently insisted that such tactics were not permitted in the program as a matter of policy.

There is currently no known cure nor any consistently effective treatment.

There may have been phonemic vowel length, but it is not consistently expressed in the script.

There is no automatic relegation from the Essex Senior League, as the league consistently operates with several teams fewer than the maximum allowed for a step 5 league, which is 22.

There are also a few occasional medium fast bowlers who consistently show their talent on the pitch.

There are differences across countries, but in Europe ( for example ) using this methodology pressure ulcer prevalence was consistently high, from 8. 3 % ( Italy ) to 22. 9 % ( Sweden ).

There was an outstanding arrest warrant in his name, but police have consistently maintained that the patrol car was searching for a different individual, wanted in connection with a violent bag snatch at Redfern railway station earlier the same day.

There were numerous attempts to restore or rebuild keeps so as to produce this consistently Gothic style: in England, the architect Anthony Salvin was particularly prominent – as illustrated by reworking and heightening of the keep at Windsor Castle, while in France, Eugène Viollet-le-Duc reworked the keeps at castles in locations like Pierrefonds during the 1860s and 1870s, admittedly in a largely speculative fashion, since the original keep had been mostly destroyed in 1617.

There are three ways to do this gluing consistently.

There are now over 1000 students on roll The number of students enrolled at Perins has grown consistently in recent years, compared to that of 2001 when there were only 761 students enrolled.

There are also vivid descriptions of his other fights and friendships, his relationship with his family ( highlighted by his jealousy, as well as fondness for his older brother Þórólfr ), his old age, and the fate of his own son Þorsteinn ( who was baptized once Roman Catholicism came to Iceland ) and his children who had many children of their own.

There is evidence of small house clusters or ' sean bhaile ' between the monuments that could have been lived in well past the middle ages however the next important development was surveying that began in the mid eighteenth century, highlighted by Gabriel Berangers colour drawing of Cruachan mound.

There is also evidence indicating the practices of both scavenging and hunting, which is highlighted by the evidence of gnaw marks predating cut marks, and comparisons on percentages of meat versus plant in the early hominid diet.

There is a tension in English law between Lister and Reid which has been highlighted in the recent cases such as Sinclair Investments ( UK ) Ltd v Versailles Trade Finance Ltd.

There had been numerous whistleblowing incidents between 1975 and 1976 that were also attributed to Miyazaki, which highlighted Glico's dumping of starches and other industrial waste into the local river and drainage system.

There are other dangers:

There are serious dangers involved in this trend toward rising Federal expenditures, of which I take a dim view, but it seems very likely to occur.

There are real dangers to face, and true heroic feats to perform, but silly details and overtones creep in ( when the drama of adventuring does not force them out ).

" Nigger " is used by soldiers of both races in jokes and as expressions of bravado (" put a nigger behind the trigger ", says the black Corporal " Eightball "), with racial differences among the men seen as secondary to their shared exposure to the dangers of combat: Gunnery Sergeant Hartman ( R. Lee Ermey ) says, " There is no racial bigotry here.

There was only one catch and that was Catch-22, which specified that a concern for one's safety in the face of dangers that were real and immediate was the process of a rational mind.

There are many dangers in horse racing for both horse and jockey: a horse can stumble and fall, or fall when jumping an obstacle, exposing both jockey and horse to the danger of being trampled and injured.

There, the boy becomes an enormously endowed nude muscleman who has erotic adventures in a world of outrageous dangers, hideous monsters, and buxom nude women who lustfully throw themselves at him.

There are a number of obstacles and dangers to avoid including:

There is some dispute about the dangers, that the geography of the place is naturally risky with the rocks and fast moving currents — yet an Aboriginal legend exists giving it the context of a historic curse.

There is a greater understanding of the dangers of flue deposits and carbon monoxide and gases from combustion.

There are two main dangers from this.

There are extreme dangers to this practice.

There are many types of dangers that skimboarders can face on a daily basis.

There was only one catch and that was Catch-22, which specified that a concern for one's safety in the face of dangers that were real and immediate was the process of a rational mind.

There are the usual dangers associated with caverns: claustrophobia, occasional poor air circulation, and getting lost.

There are also physical dangers.

A Board of Trade Enquiry that followed at Margate on the 22 ~ 3 December reported, in the closing pages of the Principal Officers statement that, ‘ There can be little doubt that the Margate boatmen are a bold and adventurous race, who think little of the dangers of the sea when afloat ’ but in the same breath underestimated and insulted their zeal and ability with " but I fear that so long as they use a boat such as the Friend to all Nations it will be hopeless to expect them to wear lifebelts, however much it is desired.

There is no information on the dangers or neurotoxicity of CP 55, 940 except what can be inferred from its similarity to other cannabinoids, which typically exhibit neuroprotective properties.

There is no information on the dangers or neurotoxicity of CP 55, 940 except what can be inferred from its similarity to other cannabinoids, which ( with the exception of HU-210 ) typically exhibit neurotoxicological properties i. e. induce neuronal cell death ( Tomiyama & Funada 2011: Cytotoxicity of synthetic cannabinoids found in " Spice " products: the role of cannabinoid receptors and the caspase cascade in the NG 108-15 cell line.

There is much more to life and living than troubles, dangers, toiling and strife.

There are dangers when using this technique ( see slicing ).

… There ’ s a wonderful kind of yearning quality about what is culture and the perils of living in the West and the dangers of what could happen.

There are dangers accociated with laboring.

There they met new dangers -- first the powerful Manas crabs and then the Shadow Toa -- before confronting Makuta himself.