1.   A casual observer on Van Ness the other day saw even younger adults have difficulty.

2.   Active adults had to take care of both their elderly relatives and their children.

3.   An adult has a vast array of comparatively complex schemata that permit a great number of differentiations.

4.   Any competent adult has the absolute right to refuse to be examined by any particular individual.

5.   The adults have white bodies and grey backs.

6.   The success of this method depends on having sufficient fenced paddocks available to prevent over-grazing and the adults must have a good acquired immunity.

7.   Until then at least they can take comfort knowing adults sometimes have to suffer uniforms even worse than their own.

8.   The fairness of the poll tax was that every adult had to contribute something to the upkeep of the neighbourhood instead of enjoying everything for free.

9.   A newborn baby has no choice but adults have and are prevented by the law from exercising that choice and dying with dignity.

10.   And at least one adult had to be involved.