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Basically , I think the whole metro area is a nightmare because of very poor planning on many , many different levels ; and rude drivers make the situation worse . The driving force behind many , if not most , premium kosher wines available in the United States is the Royal Wine Corporation in Brooklyn , run by the Herzog family . Dave Barry has kept me awake long into the night on many , many occasions : I just ca n't sleep through my wife 's cackling . Heaven has made one man an excellent soldier ; of another it has made a dancer or a singer and player on the lyre ; while yet in another Jove has implanted a wise understanding of which men reap fruit to the saving of many , and he himself knows more about it than any one ; therefore I will say what I think will be best . I am currently working on many , many projects , as project leader and also now senior research scientist / engineer . So , measurements are NIST 's primary reason for being , and this focus takes us into many , many industries-from agriculture to wireless communications-and into many realms of science and technology-from biotechnology to information technology to nanotechnology . We had our first massive lunch of many , then were led up a very long , very hot , very steep climb on Mt. Qingshen , the famous Taoist mountain on which Taoism is supposed to have originated . One of the principal reasons that we are experiencing this expansion of trade with Latin America is that there has been a dramatic re-orientation in trade policy on the part of many , indeed most , Latin American countries during the past several years . I do n't know if many , if any , other teachers would think we need to do this , though . Contrary to the perception of many , you must assume materials posted on Internet , available for personal downloading or forwarded by e-mail are entitled to the same copyright protection as materials in more traditional form . And that 's deliberate , because JANET is n't by any means the only player - it 's only one of many , and the DNER intends to exploit as many of the other networks as it can , for the community 's benefit . Despite the similarity , Butterfield and Rainbird say they cannot firmly identify the acritarchs because the fossils lack key features seen on many , but not all , dinoflagellates . It seems to me that ( 2 ) , though , could go either way : the nucleus can go on things or , alternatively , on many , given that the speaker can imply that jobs is given ( = predictable from the context ) .