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Secretary of State Hillary Clinton articulated this view quite precisely just last month, when she likened North Korea's regime to a bunch of misbehaving juveniles: "The experience I've had with small children and teenagers and people who are demanding attention: Don't give it to them".

I'm forever trying (fail again! fail better!) to rise to Newman's challenge and articulate what precisely makes a comic or a specific joke special, or awful.

The first is the attempt to articulate more precisely the exact nature of intuitions or provide a principled taxonomy of the various kinds of intuitions.

Until then, Obama's words, however articulate and precisely delivered, will continue to be ignored through the din.

This divides the whole sphere of child care policy into 16 segments (for example, the development of policy on family support services), using which it is possible to articulate more precisely where UNICEF has intervened and where it is most effective.

Articulate this understanding.

He shouldn't have to articulate this.

Uniessentialism attempts to understand and articulate this.

But first, more drama: we can articulate precisely how high the stakes have become.

And the trouble is that even many of us who feel instinctively pro-European increasingly struggle to articulate precisely why.

Some are dismissive of the concept of "culture", suspicious when players cannot articulate precisely why they feel good and are playing better.