"And that because of the specific words used, what he said was not entirely accurate.
The drama works here mainly because of the specific and intelligent performances by the committed actresses.
Treasury Secretary Paul H. O'Neill's $117 million stake in Alcoa Inc. raises an unusual number of potential conflicts because of the specific nature of both Mr. O'Neill's job and his investments, corporate and government analysts say.
"Ikea is topical not only because of the specific proposal in New Rochelle, but because of the big-box retail issue in general," said Richard Bass, the adjunct professor at Columbia who will teach the class.
That is both because of the specific shape and weight of the beads and also because manufacturers might inject additives into microbeads in order to achieve some desired performance or color that could influence the rate of biodegradation.
Others more liberally define a cult filmmaker as any director, writer, or producer who has a significant fan base because of the specific defining characteristics of their films.
Though seemingly a freak occurrence, it drew attention, partly because of the specific details: It happened on the hallowed grounds of Central Park, to a computer scientist, and pointed to a real, if distinctly remote, danger from above.
"One side of the book is fascinating to me because of the specific time period, the 1950s, but there's also something that's very timeless about it," she said.
It was chosen because of the specific enrichment of MIR2911.
