Either Niven and I vastly differ on what constitutes a revelation, or else she's keeping the better ones to herself.
Commanding Dee to record what he was about to see, the angel produced some elaborate tables, which together constituted a revelation of a coming global order based on godly principles.
Commanding Dee to record what he was about to see, the angel produced some elaborate tables, which together constituted a revelation of a coming global order based on godly principles.
If the Snowden revelations did not constitute a "Milly Dowler moment", then what would?
The revelation, which if true could constitute a breach of the National Security Act, came from a leaked briefing to Congress by Leon Panetta, the head of the CIA.
We postulated that it was the revelation of such material (more likely in those showing traits of "openness", see above) would constitute a specific active ingredient of homeopathic care.
For Campbell, revelation constituted a separate category of knowing, distinct from the faculties of perception or the combinative powers of the imagination.
Asked if the revelations constituted a targeting of Italians, Mr. Giuliani replied, "People have to draw their own conclusions".
Deason stated that while the December 11 nomination deadline had passed, he had the right to nominate directors at the annual meeting as Xerox's post-nomination deadline revelations constituted a "material" change in Xerox's circumstances.
In his last days in government, at the start of the Obama Administration, Hayden fought bitterly against the release of the Bush Justice Department's torture memos, insisting that the revelations constituted a betrayal and would damage C.I.A. officers' morale beyond repair.
