111.   The first is the cost in human lives.

112.   The first is an overall tendency for subjects to recall risky situations.

113.   The first of these is the objective risk of an accident, normally assessed at a societal level by considering accident statistics for different population groups or road locations.

114.   The first of these was the free speed at which a subject chose to drive on an unobstructed section of road.

115.   The first is concerned with a specific scientific problem, whereas the second relates to the development of a technique.

116.   The first was a press release saying what we were doing, where, and when, and inviting additional volunteers.

117.   The first is that there is a widespread notion that a full explanation and understanding of human behaviour needs the contribution of all the various disciplines.

118.   The first is to generate a large number of test items designed to indicate the supposed social or attitudinal attribute.

119.   As far as the first is concerned, without going into statistical details, generally the larger the population the smaller the sample needs to be.

120.   The first was that Franco intended to create a party for himself.