The tools that are currently on the market, he noted, tend to be hard to set up and use – and once they run, the tests are often very fragile because they rely on image recognition, so even the slightest change to the wording on a button can throw them off.
History also tells us that opinions on healthcare can change depending on the wording of the questions about the policy.
Later on, the words changed to "At Benoit you eat like a king!" suggesting that this quintessential bistro, with its carved wood, copper bar, tiles, red banquettes and engraved glass went up-market--even more so after Alain Ducasse bought the place in 2005 from the third generation of the Matray family.
A copy of Melanchthon's draft was used as the starting point and the only major change was the wording on the article on the eucharist.
After intense lobbying by opponents of paddling in schools, the Senate on Wednesday changed the wording of legislation protecting teachers from lawsuits to say explicitly that it was not intended to affect policies regarding corporal punishment.
Jamie rings the changes on words and world; the simile's "like" functioning as the hinge.
Roux also said she has had issues using other online platforms as a sex worker, including Patreon, which she co-wrote an open letter to with other adult content creators amidst policy wording changes on the site in late 2017 surrounding adult content.
Write the chord changes above the words on a written or printed page like it is done for guitar.
After an outcry, the company changed the wording on its website.
The new requirements will change the wording on the labels for "extended release" and "long-acting" painkillers, like OxyContin, which release the opioid slowly to treat chronic pain and are sometimes taken for months on end.
