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When he did disavow Duke, he failed to articulate why the Klan's white nationalism was wrong.

They may not be able to articulate why the death tax is bad, but they instinctively grasp its true cost.

"He was able to articulate why the costs were what they were and how they planned to achieve savings," Mr. Young said.

For the readers entering the contest, it's both a process of trying to imagine what the cartoonist had in mind and trying to articulate why the picture strikes them as funny.

I take every opportunity to talk about the changing role of nurses, the changing needs of patients and to articulate why the old stereotypes are so wide of the mark and so unhelpful.

When he engaged in what he called "Socratic conversations" with colleagues, he saw that few doctors could confidently articulate why the destruction of one organ was synonymous with death.

4. Develop posters and models explaining their robot inventions; present their designs to the class; synthesize their understanding by articulating why the everyday items from the first class activity can or cannot be classified as robots.

Bernanke was very forceful in his recent town hall interview in articulating why the independence of the Fed is essential.

Louda and Collinge (1992) reported guild-specific insect responses following soil water manipulations, and Larssou (1989) has clearly articulated why the actual response of insect herbivores to plant stress should be feeding-guild specific [ 45, 46].

Some black people do not know themselves or at least cannot articulate why this is the case.

Sitting in the prison cafeteria, she was unable to articulate why leaving the United States would be so devastating.