"There are no more avid sports fans than college sports fans."
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It also provides evidence indicating that minority audiences are more avid media consumers than the rest of the country.
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But Bannon is the younger man, and seems temperamentally to be more in touch with Trump and his more avid supporters.
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"Some babies are born with a set of genes that make them more milk responsive or food responsive; some babies are born with a more avid appetite," Dr. Llewellyn said.
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He also said he aspires to lure more avid theatergoers to the series, even though it is on the Upper East Side, which to some Manhattanites might seem far from Times Square.
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One of the more avid exemplars was Lord Elgin, the British diplomat who in 1803 removed the statues from the Parthenon to ship home from Athens to decorate his mansion (he nearly lost the lot in a shipwreck en route).
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THERE HAVE BEEN WIDESPREAD REPORTS THAT YOUR CHIEF INFORMATION SECURITY OFFICER ADVOCATED FOR FASTER INVESTIGATION, SORT OF MORE AVID INVESTIGATION AND FASTER DISCLOSURE TO CONSUMERS ABOUT WHAT WAS GOING ON AND THAT YOU AND MARK ZUCKERBERG PUSHED BACK AND TRIED TO SLOW THAT DOWN.
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In his later life, he became an even more avid traveler. From 1911 to 1913, he visited Argentina and Chile and roamed throughout the Andes. Many of the works he created there were included in the 1914 edition of Argentina Past and Present by William Henry Koebel. He crossed North America to San Francisco in 1915, exhibiting with the Society of Californian Artists.
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His house in Carrickfergus was chosen as William of Orange's residence in 1690 when the King landed at the town before beginning the campaign that led to his victory at the Battle of Boyne.Childs p.205 It is believed he later settled in the Limerick/Clare area due to mentions of his support for a more avid Protestant ascendancy in the south of Ireland.
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Among Birobidzhan's proponents was Dudley Aman, 1st Baron Marley. After Lord Marley met with Peter Smidovich and Jacob Tsegelnitski in August 1932, Marley became a proponent of Birobidzhan as a new homeland for Jewish workers and refugees. His visit to Birobidzhan in October 1933 was organized by Smidovich himself. Marley's assessment of the area was positive, and he became a more avid supporter of the settlement of Birobidzhan.
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After a quarter century vacuum of information the collaborative internet search for the thousands of undiscovered works by Diego Voci is gradually yielding collectors in various countries. Fifteen of the more avid collectors identified each had a dozen or more works by Diego. One self-confessed Diego "hoarder" referred to his "addiction" for collecting Diego's artwork as the "Potato Chip Phenomenon", you can't stop at only one. Siegfred Dahms, Wiesbaden art dealer expressed a similar experience.
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As revealed in Ronald Kessler's book The Bureau: The Secret History of the FBI, Kessler and his wife Pamela interviewed Koecher and his wife Hana for five days after their return to Prague. The book says Koecher introduced Hana, a sexy blonde with enormous blue eyes, to swinging. She liked it so much that she became a far more avid swinger than he was. As Hana served dinner on the deck of their home, Kessler asked Koecher how he felt about Ogorodnik's death.
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Daniel Bernardi has earned a reputation of notoriety among the more avid Star Trek fans due to his writings about the role of race in the films.Los Angeles Times, Trekking Through College Bernardi is also an officer in the United States Navy Reserves. He has served at sea on the , the , the , and the , as well as at shore in Italy, Indonesia, Japan, Korea, Vietnam and at the Pentagon with the Chief of Navy Information. From May 2009 to February 2010 he was recalled to Active Duty in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom for ten months.
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As the only major professional sports team in Connecticut during their existence, the Whalers generated an interest in hockey that persists in the state. The 2013 analysis of potential NHL markets by Nate Silver found more avid NHL fans in Hartford than in Miami, Nashville, Las Vegas (which was not yet an NHL city), Houston, Milwaukee, or Kansas City. The Whalers' popular logo has continued to drive apparel sales in the years following the team's 1997 departure. Under its current owner Thomas Dundon, the Whalers' successor team, the Carolina Hurricanes, has occasionally worn the Whalers' logo and colors.
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In both urban and rural communities, women play an active role in Greek religion and in general women are more avid churchgoers than men. The idea of women being more dedicated to their attendance at church is seen across the Mediterranean. Despite women's consistency in attending church, tradition (not the official church) restricts women due to their unique physiological processes. The tradition that a woman is not allowed to enter the church during her menstrual cycle or for forty days after she has given birth is still observed today; however, it is becoming less common among younger women.
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Having been a collaborator with Cordelia since the first issue, Majocchi assumed the vacant position of editor-in-chief in 1911 after the death of editor Ida Baccini. She became the third person to hold that position for the magazine. She made immediate changes in hopes of improving readership and encouraging her subscribers to become more avid readers and writers. According to Bloom, her efforts were a success: > The magazine, despite its success in its first years of publishing, reached > a wider audience over time during the editorship of Ida Baccini and, later, > that of Maria Maiocchi Plattis, better known by her pen name, Jolanda.
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The New France: A Society in Transition 1945-1977 (Third Edition) by John Ardagh The French standard of living, which had been damaged by both World Wars, became one of the world's highest. The population also became far more urbanized; many rural départements experienced a population decline while the larger metropolitan areas grew considerably, especially that of Paris. Ownership of various household goods and amenities increased considerably, while the wages of the French working class rose significantly as the economy became more prosperous. As noted by the historians Jean Blondel and Donald Geoffrey Charlton in 1974, > If it is still the case that France lags in the number of its telephones, > working-class housing has improved beyond recognition and the various > 'gadgets' of the consumer society–from television to motor cars–are now > purchased by the working class on an even more avid basis than in other > Western European countries.
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