These contradictions in no way detracted from his stature, but rather underscored the willpower needed in a man of his background to break loose from the sensitivities of an aggrieved people.
Nevertheless, this is not to say our study is in contradiction of the work done by Church and Pryor [2], and Maskos et al. [7] but rather underscore the existence of tobacco free radicals in tobacco particulates in a way that could mimic actual cigarette smoking.
I hope that Bravo will take its responsibility seriously and not leave the doubts raised by Foster's castmates hanging, but rather underscore that, yes, what we are watching is a real, diagnosable and sometimes not well-treatable chronic illness that is relatively new and with which we are not yet very familiar.
These findings do not preclude administering the IMCA in a nontesting situation but rather underscore the importance of comparing the results of concept assessments only when they have been administered in an identical manner.
This does not mean at all that there were no clinical significance in the factors studied, but rather it underscores need for a more detailed study that will include among others, wider scope of PTLBW potential risk factors, intensity and duration of the exposure.
Dallek's criticism, in fact, rather underscores the unsettling validity of Lind's alarm.
In a strange way, it rather underscores the fans' sincere, personal relationship with the band, the way this music – however manufactured, anodyne and easily sneer-at-able it may be – empowers and affirms them.
Unfortunately, the net effect of these dual appearances was not to sharpen the campaign dialogue but rather to underscore how badly both camps are treating voters.
"Our goal is not to challenge the register of great American artists, but rather to underscore how sexuality informed their practice in the ways we routinely accept for straight artists," he writes.
This is not to say that people with medical needs should have to fly without vital liquids or gels, but rather to underscore the inconsistencies, sometimes understandable, often infuriating, that we all face at the airport.
