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This twist on the old cliche captures the thrust of David Cameron's account of how he tasked RAF drones with dispatching treacherous Britons in Syria, and also explains why the same story affronts liberal and pacific sensibilities.

But once you have a big pile of art that captures the thrust of your attitudes, how do you turn that into design?

In one particularly pithy formulation, which neatly captures the thrust of the new thinking's insistence upon God and Man as two irreducible subjects of historical predications, he says that 'God and Man is a reciprocal letter exchange' (1968, 23).

Michel Camilo is a Dominican jazz pianist and Tomatito is a Spanish flamenco guitarist, but those characterizations don't quite capture the thrust of their rapport.

If a 3D kinematic motion is generated by a caudal fin or pectoral fin, the model needs to be modified to capture the thrust created by the fin which will be also three dimensional.

Brill said his only early concern about the piece came up in email conversations with Foer and Hughes, in which the editors referred to it as "the single-payer article" -- a description Brill felt didn't capture the thrust of the piece and falsely suggested he was taking an editorial position in favor of a single-payer health care option.

In it, filmmaker Shola Lynch marks the 40th anniversary of Davis' acquittal on charges of murder, kidnapping and conspiracy with a historical vérité style of filmmaking to illuminate a side of Davis few may have seen (or can recall), and captures the events that thrust the woman into one of the most fascinating orbits of notoriety and political intrigue.

We derived a simple measure, which we called "spine thrust" and which captures the maximum spine length relative to the middle prominence (see Materials and Methods and Figure S1).

Sperm have quite weak motive power their sideways thrust is more forceful than their forward thrust and the sticky surface of the egg "captures the sperm like flypaper captures a fly," as Cone put it to me.

In today's lingo it's sometimes called "social entrepreneurship". But the term philanthropy, the Greek for "love of humanity," continues best to capture the pro-social, virtuous thrust of the practice of giving and giving well.

Elements of the 8th Panzer Division did continue their thrust to capture the Sava bridges to the west of Belgrade, and entered the city during the night.