typical person

The typical person did not participate in the money-shuffling of the last decade, except in a modest and unfortunate way.

However, as the author viewed it with an eye for man, Lady Wang is extremely vilified to a distorted typical person.

The simple transaction makes the data sample representative of what a typical person using the system would experience.

The typical person would get excited for awhile, then put it aside and it's all forgotten after a while and go back to. . .

A typical person diagnosed in the UK will be in their mid-30s, in the early stages of infection, and can expect to live into their 70s.

The typical person in India, the Philippines and Indonesia has less than $5, 000.

For a typical person, these are useful intellectual exercises but have little applicability to daily life.

Another test showed that my brain is about 50% more sensitive to fear than that of the typical person Dr. Hariri's lab has tested.

Based on the data in Table 1 the typical person suffering from color deficiency is a man having problems perceiving red and green.

They are some typical person on net, but never the only style, more interesting people is appearing.

And because I just hear the words, I have to spend more time listening, translating, thinking, and responding than a neuro-typical person.

I am not a typical person, nor am I atypically a person.

When the aggregate unemployment rate is 5 percent, the typical person who is out of work finds a new job within one or two months.

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