This difference in the connotation between Kenyan and Benin respondents may be due to the fact that so-called "motivation allowances" ("primes de motivation") have been introduced in Benin, that may have changed the meaning of motivation from a state of mind to that of an incentive.
The title of the episode is a play on words, referring both to the introduction of the eleventh Doctor and to the fact that he was nearly too late, the connotation of the phrase.
A downside of Patient Reported Outcomes is that the term 'patient' has unfortunate and inappropriate connotations of passivity that Clare Bradley would rather avoid although others have restricted their concern to the fact that a focus on patients excludes other groups of interest.
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Four of the 77 records that were selected by the electronic database based on these criteria were later excluded from the sample due to the fact that, despite containing valid combinations of the selective keywords, they were topically not about nuclear waste: the keyword "waste" was in those cases used in its "misspending" connotation.
"There was immediate outrage due to not only to the fact that the dress code was introduced five days before prom, but also because of the sexist connotations," Willingham said.
"Not necessarily monsters in a totally negative connotation, but just the fact that, you know, they came over here as immigrants, left their entire culture behind and pursued the American dream".
You'd have thought this would be a hard sell, what with the memory of the Tucson massacre so fresh, not to mention the fact that, as a lawmaker of Navajo descent pointed out, the Colt's role in winning the West has somewhat less pleasant connotations to Arizona's American Indian population.
The term "black" does not carry some sinister connotation, but instead reflects the fact that big sales on this top shopping day can tip retailers into the black for the entire year.
The fact that the statement "supports Palestinians" is clearly seen to have a negative connotation to the candidates and to the media is baffling to me.
