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In 2000 , 23 % of New York 's population was foreign born , more than twice the proportion in the nation . He would also have been noticed as watching carefully the proceedings of the court and listening to the remarks of the counsel and the judges and to the statements of witnesses with eager attention ; thus learning law in every practical way . Often the grid spacing is some multiple of fertilizer applicator width . That is why they were put together the way they were . Most reports of potential clusters can be successfully closed at the time of initial contact , and the first encounter is often the health agency 's best opportunity for communication with the caller about the nature of clusters . Smokers have twice the risk of heart attack than nonsmokers . Information generally required for each case is location of the case ( often the geographic coordinates of place of residence ) and date of onset of the disease ( or injury ) or of death . The black night and the luminously painted white horse seem ready to escort the woman ( presumably the artist ) into the timeless realm of magic or art making . Though alternativ theories have been put forward regarding the essence of the information society , often the information society is seen as a completely new society in which the production of information values is perceived as central and information technology is presented as the leading force determining the fundamental nature of the new society ( Masuda , 1990 , 3 ) . First , there is the perception ( often the reality ) that they are used as described above . He was a member of the fish commission in 1866 , of the General Assembly in 1879 , of the National Republican Convention at Chicago in 1880 , commissioner of Connecticut at the Centennial of the Federal Constitution in 1889 , and twice the candidate of his party for Governor of the State . Exports to the United Kingdom grew 16 percent in 1997 , more than twice the growth in total U.S. exports of private services . Furthermore , we show that span programs , an algebraic model of computation introduced by Karchmer and Wigderson in 1993 , are at least as strong as arithmetic programs ; every arithmetic program can be simulated by a span program of size not more than twice the size of the arithmetic program .