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Whereas Brandom concentrates on rather basic normative ascriptions, all phenomena of recognition can be described as inherently normative.

First, it concentrates on temperament rather than ideology.

The solo gradually turned into Greensleeves, though Cohen concentrated on rather uneventful manipulations of its timing and accents.

It is the sort of thing many Anglicans would prefer him to concentrate on, rather than steering the church into increasingly turbulent waters.

Ideally, policymakers would design a fraud deterrence regime that concentrates on individual rather than corporate liability.

But what's the problem with an aquarium that concentrates on fish rather than marine mammals?

Instead, concentrate on preferences rather than comprehensiveness and schedule visits to avoid crowds and the heat of the day.

The NHS, in any case, was recognized already to be a national sickness service rather than a national health service, concentrating on disease rather than on positive health.

You're concentrating on one thing rather than sous-chefs and pastry chefs".

Remember Concentrate on rhythm, rather than rhyme.

"I was concentrating on results rather than concentrating on getting better," he said.