The bore pressing someone to tell them "where they're really from" will see themselves as different to the aggressive stranger barking at someone to "get back to their own country", but the subconscious, if not explicit, message is the same.
Implicit, if not explicit, in the reactions to the reshuffle are a whole troupe of assumptions about older workers.
Alan Greenspan, who never saw a bubble he could not blow bigger, gave tacit if not explicit approval to the disastrous guns and yachts policy of George W. Bush.
Many of them are Sunnis who view a Shiite-dominated government under Mr. Maliki with deep suspicion, if not explicit hostility.
In such cultures, employees often have tacit, if not explicit, approval to deploy the most expedient information management solution to the exclusion of more secure but less convenient alternatives.
But in terms of honest, varied depictions of women and sex on screen, "it's getting a lot better," said the writer-director Nicole Holofcener, whose own films ("Please Give") are female centered if not explicit.
In the end, Jamieson's final analysis is clear, if not explicit: Russian trolls must have swung many more votes than the 78,000 in 3 crucial states that constituted Trump's winning Electoral College margin.
Instead, Dr. Carome said, the group suggested answers "for which the implicit, if not explicit message was to stonewall and obstruct" the F.D.A.'s attempt to assess the quality of the compounded drug.
He explicitly called out news organizations and their "corporate owners" for acting as "silent enablers, if not explicit co-conspirators" who "rather than facing their own moral failings" "demonize gun owners".
Referentialists, too, find expressive content in music, though this emotional content may be extramusical (even if not explicit) in origin, according to the American theorists John Hospers in Meaning and Truth in the Arts (1946) and Donald Ferguson in Music as Metaphor (1960).
Throughout much of its history, Japanese Confucianism then has stood in implicit if not explicit opposition philosophically to Christianity.
