Still, litigation finance is confounding because of its "ick factor," in the phrase of W. Bradley Wendel, a professor at Cornell Law School.
He sees "the squeezed middle" as one of Britain's bigger problems and also as an opportunity, because the phrase represents millions of voters.
In the example FN2 (see Table 5) the system is misled because of the phrase structure of the comment, in this case, a coordinate structure.
Either interpretation will do, or yet anything else you might think of, because the phrase has accomplished its goal of stringing together three doubleplusgood terms: "sweeping," "reassurance" and "American".
But "never worked a day in her life" was a poor choice of words, because the phrase dissociates childcare from other forms of labor.
Because the phrase coder parses chunks of input text into all allowed phrase size combinations, the performance of the phrase coder is slowed dramatically when the allowed phrase length is large.
The RMQ is a 24 item back-specific scale derived from the Sickness Impact Profile [ 23] by addition of the phrase "because of my back".
His most recent novel, "Margarita, Está Linda la Mar," has a title that Nicaraguans instantly recognize because the phrase is the opening line of a famous Darío poem.
In a highly charged political atmosphere, the mere use of the term "terrorist" is loaded, not least, as one administration official acknowledged privately, because the phrase conjures up an image of America under attack, something the White House wants to avoid.
-But President Obama's use of the phrase to describe his current energy policy leanings - signaling yes to a combination of domestic drilling, alternative energy and conservation -- is driving Republicans nuts, because the phrase has been a product of their party's energy platform for years.
