It's a lucid one-man rebuttal of the Tea Party's anti-government agenda.
At least Quebeckers have become aware that the province's growing debt and ageing population are problems, says Pierre Fortin, an economist and member of a group dubbed les lucides (the lucid ones) which called for action on both five years ago.
Given such a lucid introduction, one would except to understand the magnitude of such factors in terms of specific examples and ways to overcome such problems to expedite the successful drug development.
The added texts in this case are comparatively short and lucid; one reads, "All perceiving is also thinking, all reasoning is also intuition, all observation is also invention".
Lucid, one of the companies that looks like it could have the best chance to potentially field a true all-electric competitor to Tesla's Model S, is moving its headquarters to a new facility in Newark, California — one with twice the space of its current base of operations in Menlo Park.
One, Kaitlin, has a lucid take on it all, musing on why so many 'creatives' should be in thrall to 'persistent low-grade autism'.
James Palmer's book weaves together these two narratives of natural disaster and elite political intrigue to provide a lucid account of one of the eeriest moments in modern Chinese history.
If this new piece had been merely adequate, the crowd would have been happy, but it turned out to be a lucid, vivid, potent score — one of the most immediately likable works in Carter's huge and sometimes forbidding output.
