Other Wall Street firms have compensation plans with language similar to Mr. Lew's.
Without the compensation of rich language, the novel's formulaic structure becomes all too visible.
Given the higher literacy level in the borderline group, it was hypothesized that this difference could be explained by either smaller deficits (core-deficit view) or the presence of specific protective factors more relevant for compensation, such as language skills (twice-exceptionality view), or both.
A state judge also sued, citing constitutional language protecting judges' compensation.
His hospital stay and recovery are covered by workers' compensation, he said, and the language company's representatives visit him every week.
The family has also received "compensation payments", in the cold language of the bureaucrats, worth £40,000: more than Badri Nath could have ever hoped to have earned, let alone saved, in his working life.
For instance, Mr. Bush could have followed up his comments referring to Israel "as a homeland for the Jewish people" with language about territorial compensation, or land swaps, for some of the large Israeli settlement blocks in the West Bank that Israel would like to keep.
Results in an anchor GMM system [8] show that it is able to achieve robust speaker independent language identification through compensation for intralanguage and interspeaker variability.
Our data conform to results by Mitterer and colleagues, who observed that the MMN reflects compensation for assimilation even for language material that was foreign to their listeners [12].
Ingrid Gubbay, consumer law consultant at solicitor Cohen Milstein, says: "In this situation the Montreal Convention is the only international agreement that applies, and it has no specific language which allows for compensation when flights are cancelled.
