Kennedy, a professor of law at Harvard, sets out to define the word "nigger," and its historical and political significance, through an examination of its use over time, in song lyrics, jokes, legal cases, hate speech, movies, television, literature, and urban street life.
Because so few people ever had any hope of passing the exams and yet so many still took part, the consensus today is that the main significance of the examination system was the reinforcement and reproduction of specific modes of elite discourse that served state needs on social, political and cultural levels.
In a comparative sense, the significance of our examination of the data lies in the identification of differences in both the PPVT and WAI tests between Indigenous and non-indigenous children.
But still, more studies are needed to evaluate the significance of CES examination in diagnosing episodes of acute graft rejection.
Taken together, this preliminary molecular screen suggests for the first time that aggressive breast cancer cells express a diverse subset of vascular markers, whose clinical and pathophysiological significance requires further examination.
The study highlights the significance of the matriculation examination, evaluates individual test items, and presents the opinions of teachers and students about the test.
Of particular significance is the detailed examination of transverse sections, in addition to the more commonly undertaken longitudinal studies.
In addition, the significance of a physical examination finding must be understood to ensure that patients with knee complaints are accurately diagnosed and properly treated.
Underwhelming delivery does not negate the urgent significance of this unprecedented examination of the Taliban, obtained at a tremendous personal cost, as Afghanistan and western Pakistan plunge deeper into bloodshed, trapping millions of civilians in mass violence.
Further evaluation of this significance would require extensive examination, something which would be beyond the aims of current research.
