In a moment of unvoiced hilarity at the beginning of the discussion between a reporter and the newly hatched partners, Mr. Wolff, the would-be mogul, becomes specific about what is on and off the record.
("General Petraeus" becomes "Specific Petraeus").
Strangely, though, as Trump has attempted to become more specific about his proposals — and, as my colleague John Cassidy put it, as the "tensions between the populist Trump and the trickle-down Trump" have become harder to ignore — Clinton's inconsistencies seem inconsequential by comparison.
"We don't want to become too specific about how people should decorate their properties," she said.
By Sheelah Kolhatkar August 12, 2016 As Donald Trump has attempted to become more specific about his economic proposals, Hillary Clinton's inconsistencies seem inconsequential by comparison.
The first relaunch on Monday, announced by one of his strategists, Ed Gillespie, promised Romney would become more specific about what policies he would pursue in office rather than the negative approach of concentrating almost solely on attacking Obama's record.
Also around this time government announcements became more specific about the contents of SSLPs: home visits for all families with newborn children to inform about available services and support; health, education and childcare services; toy libraries; toddler groups and family support.
She filed a lawsuit in 2010 after superiors became increasingly specific about her attire, insisting that while she could continue to wear makeup she should refrain from wearing high-heels since they "drew attention to her body in a manner that was upsetting to her easily distracted male managers," according to the lawsuit.
Then Aristotle becomes somewhat more specific about these parts of the soul.
