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In another decade, one can imagine that it will be widely accepted and understood as a valuable way to look after your mental health.

But in Chicago it is her social work — particularly as an educator and an advocate for schoolchildren — that is treasured and understood as a critical part of her artistic legacy.

An anonymous 1871 pamphlet (written, it later emerged, by George Trevelyan) was titled "What does she do with it?" This was an examination of the Civil List, but the title was meant – and understood – as a double entendre alluding to what Victoria got up to with Brown.

It'll take getting over some major technological and communication roadblocks before personalization is accepted by the masses and understood as a way to engineer better experiences — not lead consumers down the wrong path.

As a queer crippled man, I considered myself to be open-minded and liberal in my personal politic, given the oppression and discrimination that I have faced just attempting to be seen, included and understood as a queer cripple.

The disclosure experience lived by the WLHIV in our study was described and understood as a dynamic and evolving process.

More radical views, in contrast, contend that rape must be recognized and understood as an important pillar of patriarchy.

Consider that this cocky 26 year old just wants to be seen, heard and understood as an individual.

Studies have shown that sufficient time in the consultation as well as making a patient feel valued and understood as an individual by the doctor are aspects closely linked with patients' perceptions of good consultation quality [ 17].

It's got everything outside bedroom farce, and is so difficult both to perform and understand as a listener that it should last a lifetime of study.

These days, we must all be concerned about unsafe hospital care and understand, as a nation, that "tort reform" laws are making things worse for everyone.