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• "I'm not a day person ."
• Mr . Fussy is a Day Person.
• Music that reflects the personality of the every-day person in one way or another.
• "But Larry, he'll tell you, is a day-to-day person ."
• So that allows me a few days to sort out my sleep schedule and be a " regular " day person.
• But I pretty much have always been a game-to-game coach and a day-to-day person.
• George W . Bush is probably more infamous, especially to modern-day persons, but Elvis will always be known as the King.
• Mary-Lynnette is an astronomy lover who spends her time star-watching at night and is more of a night person than a day person.
• This is most likely too complex for the every day person ( and / or biology / chemistry student to have to worry about ), though.
• By Sunday, Taylor had concluded that a day-to-day person was the wrong person for this job and that Robinson had run out of days.
• "It's truly a shame because they've taken stuff away from the average every-day person, " said Sal Vallone, owner of Bob Sands Fishing Tackle in Van Nuys.
• Al Muderis is hopeful that the popular royal's profile will give the procedure more exposure, and that as it becomes more well known this technology will become more available to the common day to day person.
• So in the morning, it would be : ` Why is the mouse pad over here ?'The day person would be right-handed but the night person left-handed, and they would not know ."
• The Annitsford Roman Catholic Church, St John The Baptist RC Church still stands on the northern edge of the village, but with boundary and road changes, the modern-day person would regard this as being part of the southern edge of Cramlington.
• Federal medical officials say that cigar smokers are at less risk for lung cancer than cigarette smokers, but even a one-or two-cigar-a-day person is at a far higher risk of mouth and throat and esophageal cancers than nonsmokers.
• These new touchpoints are quicker, highly accessible and easy to use for the modern day person with their portable smartphone or computer  this has created celebrity endorsements to be incredibly popular on these sites through the celebrity posting a picture or status advertising the business and their products on their personal accounts.
• :: : : " Could, possibly, Jesus Christ be some modern-day person's great ^ 11-grand neice . . ? " No, unless his gender was other than commonly understood and if we rule out time travel . Edison 20 : 16, 1 October 2006 ( UTC)
• "When you put an identification tag under a person's skin, you make it impossible for a person to remove the tag, much like branding cattle, " Rotenberg said . " The most likely applications would involve prisoners and parolees and perhaps one day persons in the United States who are not citizens.