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And most economists think the anxiety articulated in this poll is a reaction to a real and new peril.

And of course the tension between delivering news and providing entertainment articulated in this British work remains relevant.

That project needs to be anchored, and Labour could do a lot worse than anchoring it in the notion of human rights so powerfully articulated in this book.

But the principle that guides the company is best articulated in this description on their Web site, sporting-sails.com: "A Downhill and Downwind Friend and Family Tradition".

It is perhaps blasphemous to suggest that the worthy Mr. Elbaz's more profound talent is his genius for interior design, which is so articulated in this space that one really wishes Lanvin had a furniture collection.

The book's essential question is articulated in this opening quotation about the '60s, which he attributes to Tom Hayden: "Over and over it came down to that question — what was reality in an unreal time?" On the evidence of "Manson," a lot of the mystical aura surrounding Mr. Manson was less real than imagined by a terrified populace and titillated press corps.

A more thorough assessment of an honesty subscale would be useful to understand how this dimension is articulated in the trust discourse in this context.

The homologies between rock and Roman Catholicism are most clearly articulated in the chapter "More Than This," named for the song by Roxy Music.

This is articulated in the codes of ethics, which extend the mandate beyond avoiding actions that are clearly wrong, and move one to strive for engineering accomplishments that advance human endeavors.

Will Russia or Georgia question the proclamation of the Gospel to the world as this is articulated in the encyclical of the council?

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