Longitudinal Assurance that a short-term situation that may be unrepresentative of what is happening isn't inflated in importance
Longitudinal Assurance that does not represent what is actually happening is not important.
Longitudinal Assurance that does not represent what is actually happening is incredibly important to day to day life.
Hass said the company could have monitored the distribution better but didn't because they wanted to keep their hands free of it.
Cabinet secretaries and taxi drivers have this in common.
It does not seem like it would be likely.
A person carries a tire home.
A boy and girl are playing in the water.
the men are flying an airplane