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From selecting words to shaping sentences, building paragraphs, and even clarifying a voice, Richards's approach is the key to getting a student's application noticed and read.

(ii) Many of those truths of natural reason are confirmed, and even clarified, by divine revelation, that is, the propositions communicated directly or inferentially in the life and works of Christ, as transmitted by his immediate followers and prepared for in the Jewish scriptures accepted by those followers as revelatory.

They provoke and instruct and entertain, they even clarify, but a deeper means of thinking can often be expressed better in a story, a poem, a play, or a novel.

A few years back, a bank teller told Karen that if she made her deposits under $10,000 that would save the bank "paperwork". (The teller did not mention federal banking laws or the connection between structuring and the IRS, and did not even clarify that the federal government required this paperwork). Karen followed the teller's advice to her detriment.

United States Representative Robert Menendez, cited by tunnel advocates as the project's best-known supporter among the New Jersey delegation in Washington, did not publicly acknowledge the appropriation, and his office could not even clarify his position on the matter last week.

And if China doesn't even clarify the precise coordinates of its claims, it would be almost impossible to have any viable joint development scheme among claimant countries.

Any attempt to retract, or even clarify, his slurs would expose him to political attacks by opponents who already accuse him of softness toward the United States and Israel.

But the film, too artfully conceived to deliver many overt shocks, often feels long and aimless, and when it becomes clear that it is part of Mr. Anderson's strategy not to fill in the narrative holes, or even clarify what one mysterious incident might have to do with another, the picture loses any sense of urgency or structure.

But many of the notes are pertinent to what went before; they ornament, even clarify, arguments made earlier.

He didn't even clarify whether there is just one security officer in the courtroom, or others receiving the real-time audio feed elsewhere with the ability to press the censor button.

It's more meaningful to explore how Shakespeare's massive interlocking themes -- innocence and corruption, identity and fate, love and death, the division between action and thought -- might be heightened, even clarified, when colliding with the spectacle of contemporary media-saturated technology.