That's partly because the act of taking notes forces you to pay closer attention.
That's because the act of cooking holds different meanings for different people.
The words "except as otherwise provided by law" are added because the Act of Oct. 5, 1949, ch.
That's because the act of physically choosing a card makes us more aware of what we're doing.
One famous newspaper editor expressed his belief that it was unethical for a journalist to vote, because the act of choosing one candidate over another could compromise objectivity.
Marathon racing lends itself particularly well to strange controversies, largely because the act of running one to completion is, essentially, excruciating.
I had read that violins get better with age because the act of playing seasons them; perhaps the same could be true of a bass.
Furthermore, Yale had a comparative disadvantage in enforcing these contracts, because the act of enforcement was alienating its own alumni, creating bad will.
The state has one of the worst voter turnout records in the country, not least because the act of voting is cumbersome and uninviting.
Everywhere, sacred ritual provided the incentive for making a large variety of objects mostly impermanent, because the act of making them was itself one of the appropriate rites.
These fish are not helped by catch-and-release regulations, because the act of reeling them up through 200 feet of water kills them.
