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spec: " The first thing has to be to assure them of their safety , that such eruptions of senseless violence are in fact more rare than our attention and shock lead us to believe when confronted with days of disturbing headlines - - some of them irresponsibly sensational , as the New York Daily News 's headline , ... I illustrate the method with an application to cross-cultural data from the Western North American Indian ( WNAI ) database , a sample of 172 societies for which detailed ethnographic surveys were conducted in the early 20 ^ th century . You gave up the right to define what a sensible person will believe when your stupid ass Muslim brothers jumped into a plane and flew it into a building . Short term follow-up was complete in both studies , and only one patient was lost to long term follow-up in the trial by Gunn et al. " In effect , we believe when a lack of consensus exists in the medical community , the Constitution requires legislatures to err on the side of protecting women 's health by including a health exception . Asked whether he feared there might have been a cover up in No 10 , the chancellor told BBC Scotland : " I believe when people see the full facts then they will be satisfied . I've arrived at survival and you are telling stories about the stories we tell ourselves neurobiologically / socially . Technician work in histopathology involves preparing thin sections of tissue specimens including fixing , clearing , infiltrating , embedding , sectioning , staining , and mounting . JAMES J. LALLY : I believe when we had that discussion you took great pains in pointing out to me the fallacy of believing statistics in America , at Wall Street or whatever . Another way of saying this is that the x-intercepts are the solutions to this equation .