Lucy was not, I hasten to clarify, calling Rudolph, or even the Abominable Snowman, an asshole.
The chaplain meets with students informally and by appointment to offer encouragement and spiritual direction as students seek to clarify their calling, struggle with questions of the faith, and balance the rigorous and sometimes conflicting demands of seminary life.
When asked by our reporter if he was promoting a worldview based on hostility, fear, supremacy, and division, Levant clarified: "To call Saudi Arabia, Iran, Boko Haram, Nigeria bastards is an insult.
To clarify, I called up Tanya Marsh, a law professor at Wake Forest University who specializes in funeral and cemetery law amd runs the podcast Death, et seq.
Ambiguous replies were clarified by telephone call.
In Tokyo, Mr. Powell clarified his remark, calling it "a 19th-century Victorian term, if you wish to look it up," that was meant to say, "Let's not swoon".
Republican presidential candidate Newt Gingrich clarified his comment calling child labor laws "stupid" Monday in an interview with The Washington Post.
At UCLA, Hillary clarified things by calling Putin "a tough guy with thin skin" -- something which might, with a change of gender, be said of her -- and went on to say that Russia is moving to "re-sovietize".
And poorly designed studies continue to appear in the literature, as well as reviews of these bad studies (e.g., this one), which admit that "the actual mechanisms involved are not yet clarified" and inevitably call for more research.
Rocker has never denied a single word that Pearlman reported, only that his words were "taken out of context," as if a full transcript of their conversation could lend clarifying nuance to calling a black teammate "a fat monkey".
