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Marx had been misunderstood, they tended to feel.
They tended to have wide eyes and large lips, such as the actress Angelina Jolie.
If they bought more than eight years ago, they tended to be more satisfied.
They tended to not care about what's going on in their town.
Though“the red noteswere by far in the minority,” Mark said, they tended to be about technical issues.
They tended to quote newspaper articles from many years later as proof of fact.
She highlighted that by fifth andsixth grade students' attitude to reading was poor as they tended to find it boring.
In groups, they tended to swim in circles and could even push pellets into the center of the space.
And when vaccinated children were infected, they tended to be sicker, probably because they were older.
They tended to be more helpful and willing to do what it takes to satisfy their man and I don't just mean in the bedroom either.
In the Yufilia continent,seasoning was not cultivated at the border of the Bertram and Galark Kingdoms so they tended to be quite costly.
In contrast, they tended to associate lighter bodies with more positive traits, such as self-confidence and enthusiasm.
One study of 40 overweight people in PLUS ONE determined that the more often a person weighed himself or herself,the more weight they tended to lose.
Sailing ships do not requirefuel or complex engines to be powered; thus they tended to be more independent from requiring a dedicated support base on the mainland.
Because they tended to panic and sell when prices dropped, and then bought back in as prices rose- just the opposite of the“buy low, sell high” advice we have all heard.
Ancient facades andbuilding layouts were oriented to these city design patterns and they tended to work in proportion with the importance of public buildings.
We always looked up to our Mom or Dad as they tended the grill and looked forward to the day when we could be in charge of charring the meatstuff and searing delicious slices of fresh pineapple.
One study demonstrated that when women viewed only twoadvertisements based on gender stereotypes among six commercials, they tended to avoid leadership roles in a subsequent task.
More than half(16 out of 30) of the respondents admitted they tended to change their eating habits after repeatedly being exposed to advertisements on social networking sites.
They tended to de-emphasize supernatural events, ritual, and hierarchy and to promote more individualistic religious experience and doctrines that are compatible with science.
Early ECNs like Instinetwere rather unfriendly to small investors, since they tended to provide huge institutions better prices than were available to the general public.
They tended not to redistribute their liberated minutes to other websites and social networks, but instead watched more television and spent time with friends and family.
To illustrate this effect,one study showed that if internet users shared conspiracy-related information, they tended to ignore information that ran contrary to the conspiracy theory.
These results were extremely interesting because they tended to more closely match the types of searches users would make while in a particular buying state, as opposed to those specifically related to a particular phrase.
In that same period, as African Americans regained their ability to exercise the franchise afterpassage of the 1965 Voting Rights Act, they tended to support the national Democratic Party.
Another study that followed a sample ofwomen from age 43 to 52 showed they tended to become less dependent and self-critical, and more confident, responsible and decisive, as they aged.
When children were reading from a screen, they tended to hold the tablet in a head-down position, typical of the way they would use the device for solo activities such as one-player games or web-browsing.
In the past,when these men and women were promoted to supervisory positions, they tended to rely heavily on the Latino model of authoritarianism under which they were raised.
Although numerous training curricula existed for microfinance managers, they tended to focus on specific technical areas, were delivered only in one country, or were available only in one or two languages.