Because of the Human Genome Project, we now know the cause of this cancer, and there is a clear map for its prevention and treatment.
This endless effort to divine from first-century documents a clear map for modern life, to interpret Jesus' and Paul's words "literally," may seem quixotic to outsiders.
Re "Drawing a Clear Map for End-of-Life Choices" (Personal Health, June 19): I have personally witnessed several instances in which a patient's very clear advance directives were ignored by the spouse.
An app with a clear map of the tramway network, with each line in a different colour for clarity.
CNN's Ben Wedeman, who spent much of Sunday tweeting pictures of campaign flyers strewn across Cairo and the simplified hieroglyphs associated with the candidates -- bananas, blenders, carrots, missiles -- also sent out a diagram printed in a local newspaper of the convoluted party and bloc alignments (for a clearer map, see here).
Best says that he thinks that by aggregating this data and putting it onto a clear map, the requests for funding (i.e. the campaigns) will help "create a pointillist portrait of educational inequity in America".
Americans feel more comfortable when they have a sense of the candidate's vision, because it gives them a clearer road map for the future.
It is not clear yet whether the squabble surrounding the panel's first vote will deter its effort to provide Congress with a clearer road map for monitoring the bailout effort.
The grid offered a flexible street network and a clear mental map for motorists, pedestrians and bicyclists.
Ms. Mayer, a former Google executive, is trying to lay out a clear road map for Yahoo, which has been bruised by a string of management shuffles.
