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| Heimlich's | tendency to overeat is the theme of the ride, as the t |
| ted to 500 rounds of continuous fire due to a | tendency to overheat. |
| ed Ben Hecht script and Selznick's invariable | tendency to overkill are equally to blame." |
| ave-driver" like production mentality and his | tendency to overshadow the Temptations' contributions |
| is species as a nuisance, partly due to their | tendency to overwinter indoors and the unpleasant odor |
| to have "good looks, a wide, deep chest and a | tendency to pace rather than trot." |
| ments of society and thus mitigated a natural | tendency toward participation inequality in electoral |
| Sedimentation is the | tendency for particles in suspension to settle out of |
| occurrence with influenza viruses: there is a | tendency for pathogenic viruses to become less lethal |
| Kielland's music has a prominent polyphonic | tendency, with penetrating dissonant lines. |
| the observer's illusion of transparency) is a | tendency for people to overestimate how well they unde |
| The illusion of transparency is a | tendency for people to overestimate the degree to whic |
| The valence effect of prediction is the | tendency for people to simply overestimate the likelih |
| Drunken Relief: the | tendency for people who drink to worry less and pay le |
| sociated with his work are omission bias (the | tendency for people to excuse acts of omission more ea |
| The Peltzman effect is the hypothesized | tendency of people to react to a safety regulation by |
| Trait ascription bias is the | tendency for people to view themselves as relatively v |
| bility bias, in affective forecasting, is the | tendency for people to overestimate the length or the |
| gnitive science, the positivity effect is the | tendency of people, when evaluating the causes of the |
| Due to its | tendency to persist in adipose tissue it has a very hi |
| However, in its place, Ryle saw the | tendency of philosophers to search for objects whose n |
| curriculum as an antidote for the progressive | tendency to play at an extremely diversified curriculu |
| other reforms of the Thatcher years, it has a | tendency to polarise opinion very strongly. |
| ents described him as an unsettled man with a | tendency to polemise. |
| g groups, a caucus may be an openly organized | tendency or political faction within the group, equiva |
| es for certain colors or flower types, or the | tendency of pollinators to visit the most rewarding an |
| piano, vocal and dramatic works, and showed a | tendency towards pop music. |
| Common criticisms also stem from the | tendency to portray female characters very negatively |
| there is an evolutionary advantage due to the | tendency of primates, non-primates and humans to have |
| not very competent at their job and who has a | tendency to procrastinate over simple tasks in a manne |
| or, combined with another common problem: the | tendency to procrastinate. |
| esics, although it does have a slightly lower | tendency to produce nausea and respiratory depression |
| Integra plants are sympodial orchids with no | tendency to produce pseudobulbs. |
| tum produces rather slender stems without any | tendency to produce pseudobulbs covered from the base |
| ogical arsenal of dermatology; however, their | tendency to produce side-effects has caused the need t |
| to terroir and vineyard site selection with a | tendency to produce very low yields in unfavorable loc |
| Dhamma Niyama-Nature's | tendency to produce a perfect type |
| ilar to MDMA in effects and has slightly less | tendency to produce severe hyperthermia, at least at l |
| le doesn't bode well for wine production, its | tendency to produce high acid, neutral flavor grapes w |
| The designation was in recognition of their | tendency to produce heart-stopping comeback victories |
| ng featurism and second-system effect, is the | tendency of programmers to disproportionately emphasiz |
| I don't know, maybe A E has the lawyer's | tendency to prolixity, but all the relevant info from |
| and that male homosexuals as having "a clear | tendency to proselytise adolescents", the Act's aims w |
| fore he sold the negotiable securities has no | tendency to prove any authority or any intention of th |
| contain a certain amount of Pu-240 due to the | tendency of Pu-239 to absorb an additional neutron dur |
| Quick, was aware of starter Frank Silvestri's | tendency to pull the trigger immediately as the swimme |
| ose chaplain he was, in which he attacked the | tendency of puritanism towards ecclesiastical democrac |
| ery loving and affectionate birds that have a | tendency to purr like cats as a sign of their affectio |
| secretly associated himself with the Militant | Tendency, who pushed him to advance through the party |
| He had always fought against a | tendency to put on weight. |
| his team came under controversy due to their | tendency to qualify for races on the "Past Champion's |
| The initial membership of the | tendency was quite small, about 35 in October 1961, wi |
| es: twice her age, with a face like a frog, a | tendency to quote Hume and the boundless doomed optimi |
| There was a | tendency toward radical free thought, and some even de |
| ised home detox because of its addictiveness, | tendency to rapidly induce drug tolerance and dangerou |
| tallic Rb reacts with O2, as indicated by its | tendency to rapidly tarnish in air. |
| ver, this subspecies in particular exhibits a | tendency for rattle loss.:491 |
| He was noted for his | tendency to rebel against the opinions held by the res |
| However, there is no clear | tendency in recent publications to a general increase |
| development seems to be derived from a local | tendency to refer to Stevenson Brook as Diamond Brook, |
| ibit the opposition effect, which is a strong | tendency to reflect light straight back to its source, |
| an ordinary electric cable, RF current has a | tendency to reflect from discontinuities in the cable |
| of the Chartist movement, there was a general | tendency towards reformism in the United Kingdom. |
| There seems to be a | tendency to regard primary schools as best merged into |
| is still important, though, as alpacas have a | tendency to regraze an area repeatedly. |
| Not Invented Here (NIH) syndrome: The | tendency towards reinventing the wheel (Failing to ado |
| encyclical Mysterium Fidei, having noticed a | tendency to reject worship outside the Sunday liturgy |
| stories, Hot Stuff was written with a strong | tendency to remain separate, in his own world. |
| eads to a decreased response to stimuli and a | tendency to remain in an immobile posture. |
| oted a frustrating, albeit sometimes amusing, | tendency of repeated words to sometimes conclude with |
| In all these stories there exists "a | tendency to represent the parents as the first and mos |
| nster Confession were concerned to combat the | tendency Amyraldism represented. |
| eel, and worked well but were heavy and had a | tendency to require maintenance. |
| Bob Woodward, just like any reporter, has the | tendency to research an article in the direction of hi |
| Live shows had a | tendency to resemble hysteria; consequently only the o |
| s (also called clientism or localitis) is the | tendency of resident in-country staff of an organizati |
| n of the Japanese military, and an increasing | tendency to resolve political differences through forc |
| y became known throughout the islands for his | tendency to resort to violence. |
| high price of up to $350 per bottle, and the | tendency of restaurant patrons to buy well-known mass- |
| ds, notably in its inconsistent operation and | tendency to retain the charge from an earlier experime |
| In the twentieth century, there was a | tendency to return to an earlier, more ample, form of |
| The strands have a natural | tendency to revert to the duplex form, but SSB binds t |
| on between a predilection for alcohol and the | tendency to revolve [i.e., change teams frequently]... |
| The mind has a natural | tendency to roam between the sensory inputs. |
| Lee-Hamilton has an unfortunately greater | tendency than Robert Browning towards the morbid and t |
| cknamed "the wobbly eight" after their slight | tendency to roll under way. |
| ia but are considered a nuisance due to their | tendency to root up and destroy plants. |
| The | tendency is royalist, anti-aristocratic; it is told fr |
| e to turn matches, but could frustrate with a | tendency to run up blind alleys." |
| nning, criticizing the Steeler running back's | tendency to run out of bounds, a marked contrast to Br |
| lf is openly contemptuous of the left liberal | tendency in Russian political thought and public life |
| (I.e., the Western New York | tendency to say "the" before a route number, such as " |
| use he did not handle a crisis well and had a | tendency to say anything to a news camera". |
| imparts higher tensile strength and a reduced | tendency to scaling. |
| sensitive to high-pitched sounds; they have a | tendency to scare and drive him away. |
| Revolutionary Socialist League (aka Militant | Tendency) in Scotland who left that party after it dec |
| may be attributed to an overeaters' increased | tendency to secrete insulin at the sight and smell of |
| urd" refers to the conflict between the human | tendency to seek value meaning in life and the human i |
| The native is thought to have a | tendency to seek out those individuals who are not nec |
| faulty filtering - | tendency to select salient associations rather than a |
| uantities is impossible due to the compound's | tendency to self-detonate under its own weight. |
| Innocent's aim was to counter a | tendency towards self-government in some of the towns |
| particularly lucrative, which gave rise to a | tendency to sentimentalised, picturesque, populist des |
| In particular, he attacked the | tendency to separate morality from positive law, and a |
| This | tendency was set as early as the series' third install |
| Having detected this | tendency in several other former revolutionaries like |
| ry for sea trials, which revealed a dangerous | tendency to ship considerable amounts of water in heav |
| Carne's insistence on punctuality and Duel's | tendency to show up late. |
| that is disliked by most students due to his | tendency to show up at the worst possible moments. |
| This | tendency towards sickness meant that Sidney, unlike hi |
| ture of Hindi, Marathi, English with a strong | tendency to simplify the grammar of regular Hindi. |
| ems, which William Walker, an American with a | tendency to slavery, took advantage of. |
| s opined that Jackson tolerated Crutchfield's | tendency to sleep late because of his abilities. |
| ion is that "slipcote" describes the cheese's | tendency to slip out of its rind while maturing. |
| er of Health and Sports regarding the growing | tendency of smokers and establishment owners to flout |
| out of 10) - "...redirects the band's British | tendency toward smoothed-out old black jams....soaring |
| ed a nostalgist and a romantic, with a strong | tendency towards snobbery, although his anarchistic st |
| rty, appealing to the lower classes and their | tendency towards socialism. |
| t organised former supporters of the Militant | Tendency and Socialist Outlook who supported the Scott |
| Justin Denton, Direct Action | Tendency of Socialist Party, USA. |
| ess of mythologisation, Barthes refers to the | tendency of socially constructed notions, narratives, |
| The inner-platform effect is the | tendency of software architects to create a system so |
| ke its namesake when cut," a reference to the | tendency of some Agaricus species (including A. arorae |
| Due to the | tendency of some grapes to not fully ripen, Tasmanian |
| It is often associated with serotiny, the | tendency of some plants to store seed in a cone (e.g. |
| It also has very low creep, which is the | tendency of some glues to plastically yield under even |
| Cording, in mycobacteriology, refers to a | tendency of some mycobacterium (especially M. tubercul |
| The opposite | tendency can sometimes create a high spire with very l |
| Within the MSI he was part of the 'left-wing' | tendency that sought to add socialist economics to the |
| the foundation of the Fourth Internationalist | Tendency, which sought to unify U.S. supporters of the |
| Also Frank's solo recordings have a | tendency to sound more lika a woman than a man. |
| d Demonwolf also has a humorously unfortunate | tendency to speak only in turgid, long-winded and unne |
| The character Strauch has a | tendency to speak in long, ranting monologues, which c |
| rticularly outstanding, his one fault being a | tendency to speak too fast on one or two occasions." |
| el Wallace and Charles Darwin, titled "On the | Tendency of Species to form Varieties; and on the Perp |
| tism, also known as abyssal gigantism, is the | tendency for species of crustaceans, invertebrates and |
| tionwide conservative movement and McIntyre's | tendency to spend more time in Florida than in the sta |
| he town's name be standardised (although this | tendency towards standardisation in the 19th century i |
| Jones's style is marked by his | tendency to start off songs quickly and then slow down |
| stical models of volatility that captured the | tendency of stock prices and other financial variables |
| Many have lambasted the film for its | tendency to stray heavily from the facts of Lee's life |
| There is a | tendency to stress the first syllable even in French l |
| nspiring a horror of the vices to which their | tendency is strongest, and for strengthening them in t |
| s, since private cattle breeders have had the | tendency to strongly favour the few best-rated bulls. |
| id fight/flight responses, hence reducing the | tendency to stutter. |
| dious and depressive sort of person, with the | tendency of such people to be over-critical of themsel |
| Azariah the High Priest saw the | tendency of such a daring act on the part of the king, |
| of the banality of purist abstraction and the | tendency of such (masculine) abstraction to ignore mor |
| It can be purified by distillation, where its | tendency to supercool becomes evident. |
| e issues among economists), the Journal has a | tendency to support fixed exchange rates over floating |
| ues to multiply colonies use the bees natural | tendency to swarm by simulating a swarm. |
| Alouettes were extremely reliable (they had a | tendency to sway a little as the troops jumped). |
| th habit with the individual stems showing no | tendency to swell into pseudobulbs, imbricating foliac |
| oduces slender, cane-like stems which show no | tendency to swell into pseudobulbs, and which are cove |
| l areas are much more conservative and have a | tendency to swing Republican more often. |
| icle for "...Album...", with Grammy's anoying | tendency to switch names it keeps things together as m |
| The | tendency of TaF5 to form clusters in the solid state i |
| of a similar status, there has been a marked | tendency to take up education, and they now produced a |
| nd his equally demented twin (who both have a | tendency to tap-dance and belt out good old country di |
| rs are transcribed resulting in piRNAs with a | tendency to target 5' uridines. |
| six special sunshine houses for people with a | tendency to TB. |
| izes Teutonic morbidity, and forsakes art for | tendency, - tells with remarkable vividness the story |
| , bridled at the poor dress sense of Militant | Tendency MP Terry Fields, supported rate capping of le |
| He took no part in the various | tendency disputes that developed between 1963 and 1967 |
| Qafih identified with the Dor Dai | tendency, except that he did not publicly express oppo |
| es in nesting areas seems related to a strong | tendency for the young to 'fall' out of the nest a wee |
| The | tendency at the Grosvenor was to paint decorative, vag |
| He led the International Socialist | Tendency at the Genoa Group of Eight Summit protest in |
| Other examples of this | tendency include the fact that it talks about the numb |
| sed the expulsion of Joe Higgins and Militant | Tendency at the 1989 conference and in the early 90's |
| She evinced a literary | tendency at the age of seven, when she began a diary, |
| due to its dull coloration, irregular shape, | tendency of the thin skin to allow bruising, and lack |
| r former ISL member) formed the Revolutionary | Tendency within the SWP. |
| sed as a Mennonite, Bergen has noted that the | tendency of the church to stifle questions and critici |
| C4 and CAM overcome the | tendency of the enzyme RuBisCO to wastefully fix oxyge |
| Identification can be confusing due to the | tendency of the two species to form hybrids. |
| There is a | tendency for the larger flakes to fall out closer to t |
| n affiliate of the Internationalist Communist | Tendency, formerly the International Bureau for the Re |
| cialist Party resolved to become a "a Marxist | tendency in the Socialist Alliance", renaming itself t |
| ed its peak in the 1980s while operating as a | tendency within the Labour Party (UK) under the theore |
| Turkey (TDKP); another group adhering to the | tendency of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union ev |
| nclined towards the leftist, Marxist-Leninist | tendency in the ANM, and were also influenced by the r |
| An important consideration in heading is the | tendency for the bar to buckle if its unsupported leng |
| hat the test of obscenity was "...whether the | tendency of the matter charged as obscenity is to depr |
| S), Abascal represented the orthodox Catholic | tendency within the movement. |
| Sacramento's News Review, though deriding the | tendency of the lyrics to "take themselves too serious |
| team's short history, and it set in motion a | tendency for the Shell Shockers to lose quite spectacu |
| Denaturation of KLH also results in a | tendency of the protein to aggregate and precipitate f |
| ms have wider and less rugged valleys, with a | tendency for the stream to meander. |
| It is titled, "The Alleged | Tendency of the New Plan to Elevate the Few at the Exp |
| ne, or for political reasons as the Stalinist | tendency in the Brigades increased (usually being accu |
| er what he believed was an increasing stagist | tendency, and the organisation's refusal to call for a |
| tion decline in Russia and the still on-going | tendency of the population to move to cities and towns |
| ourt case in 1868 where it asks, "whether the | tendency of the matter charged as obscenity is to depr |
| He has also led the 'radical' | tendency within the National Republican Movement and h |
| Therefore, cloud point indicates the | tendency of the oil to plug filters or small orifices |
| Mystical Anarchism was a | tendency within the Russian Symbolist movement after 1 |
| itive correlation in males between aggressive | tendency and the ratio of the lengths of the ring fing |
| timal levels are generally close to a central | tendency of the values found in the population. |
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