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" The reason for that is because if you follow the heights of the buildings , the higher the buildings , the higher the rock is in Manhattan and the lower the buildings , the deeper [ and lower ] the rock is , " Hahn says . And that is because if a law passes in the United States that broadly prohibits the ability of broadband providers to control content in any fashion , whether through tiered services or by blocking hate sites , ISPs may be paralyzed when asked to help take down hate sites . The early ideas , which were really quite persistent , were that if you eat less , everything just slows down , says Guarente . When women attend education sessions on STDs , " it is as if someone is telling them that these are symptoms that do not have to be borne as the fate of women but actually can be relieved , " says Kari Hartwig of the AIDSCAP Asia regional office in Bangkok . ' The killer 's self-representations seem merely to reflect back cultural commonplaces : it is as if they have become merely the occasion of social construction reflecting back on itself . This is because if the course is listed in the catalog with an Envr prefix the same course listed with an Econ prefix shifts the course from satisfying a major requirement into an elective status . Each actor 's performance is individually brilliant , and all together it is as if a puzzle is finally complete . In other words , it is as if every predicate , when called , creates a virtual copy of its definition for backtracking purposes . But there are actually some procedures where it is best , and the reason it is best is because if there is an isolated vessel that has a lesion and the patient has had several bypasses and one has failed , the faulty vessel can be accessed through a small incision and the surgeon does n't have to work through all the old scar tissue . As we now look at other countries facing the issues of new and emerging diseases , and we see a number of institutes similar to AAHL being built around the world , I have serious concerns that , firstly , they will not allocate sufficient resources to build them in the first place , and , secondly , they certainly will not provide adequate resources to maintain them in the conditions that they should be in if effective bio-containment is to take place . Late last year , I accompanied a patient with extreme spinal pain to the office of a pain specialist whose first words were that if the subject was opiate-based therapy , we should leave . It is as if I am unable to concentrate on anything in sight . The opposition did not question the validity of that vote ; what remains unclear is whether if new parliamentary elections are now held , they will be for a 235 - or a 150-deputy parliament .