He and Terrel L. Cass, the president and general manager of Channel 21, insist that their plans are better described as an affiliation than a merger.
But most are better described as unilateralists: people who believe that one of the perquisites of power is untrammelled freedom of action on the world scene.
It is these personal stories that make Dr Farmer's anger at such "stupid deaths" so compelling.The good doctor's motives and methods are better described in "Mountains Beyond Mountains".
Maybe we're all masochists in Brighton, but I prefer to think these songs, written off as aural suicide by those who want only easy listening from pop, are better described as poignant, poetic and demanding.
Indeed the word "radicalisation" has been used in recent years to describe deeply regressive ideas, including the work of Isis and its fellow travellers, which are better described as ultra-conservatism.
Islamic State are better described as insurgents, who use terrorism, of course, and do so in a systematic, abhorrent way, but do much else besides – such as capture cities and run black-market oil rackets.
But here — with a notable few exceptions like the Aladdin (the best lentil soup I've ever had), Blue Koi (expert dumplings and noodle dishes) and Lill's (terrific Spanish tapas) — the best options are better described as good enough.
Most of the groups the report focuses on are better described as social media networks that predate the Tea Party movement but have become popular among Tea Party activists, among other conservatives.
Online copyrights come at the top because of the powerful lobbying of music companies, which are better described as firms faced with a rapidly eroding business model than as victims of crime.
These valuations and ideas are better described as groupthink, which ultimately pressures fantasy owners to pay certain preordained prices for players because "it is the right thing to do".
Some regions are better described, whereas others are poorly described.
