In Tampa, the Republicans' next-generation White House contenders, such as Governor Chris Christie, of New Jersey, and Senator Marco Rubio, of Florida, sold their own stories at length from the podium, diffusing the focus on the nominee, Mitt Romney, who needed all the clarifying attention he could get.
George Weigel, the pope's American biographer, who has been in Rome for the last two weeks, said tonight that the Americans, led by Bishop Wilton D. Gregory, the president of the bishops' conference, had "made it all very clear, clarified the magnitude of the problem and the need for a comprehensive response to it".
In terms of study design, nearly all studies clarified and justified the research question, its economic importance and the rationale for choosing the intervention and control(s) compared.
But her refusal even to try to explain the volte-face (wait until tomorrow, said this Little Orphan Annie, when the sun'll come out and all will be clarified in the Commons) did nothing to diminish the sense of all-consuming chaos.
Describing the economic crisis as a "storm," brought on by "irresponsibility" on all sides, didn't have the clarifying effect or political savvy of Reagan's sharper terms.
It's not about banning homelessness at all," the Lord Mayor Doyle clarified.
All ambiguities were clarified with the respective analysts before the final meta-analyses.ORs and beta coefficients from the individual studies were pooled using DerSimonian and Laird random-effects meta-analyses [ 44].
As a result, the department sent a training message to all officers clarifying the rule change and has communicated to commanders of precincts with the highest number of summonses, informing them of the issues within their command.
Above all, he clarifies the different voices employed by Alberti, the loose ties that never quite bound him to any one master or any particular grand design.
Though he's all for clarifying the rules, he warns that any attempt to significantly alter the system will make it harder to catch criminals.
