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An interesting recent exception, and an attempt to consolidate a number of recent developments and to articulate them into a more general account of what an ethics of technology should look like, is the collection of essays Pragmatist ethics for a technological culture (Keulartz et al. 2002).

But the failure to articulate those policies and weave them into a coherent narrative that is both compelling and comprehensible will be seen as a major contributing factor.

For an articulate insight into Philippine politics, read this essay by award-winning Filipino novelist Miguel Syjuco entitled Beating Dickheads (temporarily not behind a paywall just for you).

The link between the two tales in Ms. Mitchell, who plays Melinda in both -- an unhappy woman who throws the romantic, professional and social lives of a group of articulate Manhattanites into mild turmoil.

In the spirit of compromise, I invited Larry Downes, one of SOPA's most articulate critics, into our San Francisco studio to talk about what comes next.

At the Guggenheim, the museum's ramp, stocked with several dozen of the tristate area's most interesting, articulate citizens, turned into something of a pickup spot.

(Nate Chinen) JOHN BUNCH TRIO (Tuesday) John Bunch, an articulate pianist well into his 80s, leads his longstanding swing trio with the guitarist (and fellow octogenarian) Bucky Pizzarelli and the bassist (and sometime singer) Jay Leonhart.

There's just something about leaving a voicemail message that can turn even the most articulate, erudite speakers into a stuttering, grunting mess with a vocabulary of 17 words, three of which are "um", "ah" and "uh".

The fashion design projects are creative projects whose characteristics incorporate different and multiple aspects that combine and articulate into the specific and unique story of each brand.

This approach aims to articulate into an integrative model the psychological perspective of motivational types, proposed by Schwartz (1992), with the sociological perspective of materialist and post-materialist values, proposed by Inglehart (1989).

For reasons only you could articulate, you called into question the blackness of Robert Griffin III.