The analysis of the report also reveals a process of naturalization, where the accusation against Syria is normalized and construed as a fact based on 'evidence'evidence
Still, her comments demonstrate my real problem with her: a seeming unwillingness to enter into any racial discussion, dismissing the hullabaloo around Lampanelli's comments as what could be construed as the basest form of discourse, the "Twitter debate".
Here again the entire argument is based on construing "White/brown horse is horse" as an identity claim.
Christian Siangco, the pastor, said he fielded numerous phone calls warning him that his plans for a silent memorial could be construed as being anti-base, and suggesting it might be better to lie low. .
Moreover, even if Plaintiffs' claims could be construed to give this Court jurisdiction, based upon the record presented, Plaintiffs have not demonstrated a likelihood of success on the merits of the claims nor that the balancing of the equities favors injunctive relief".
Although our categorisation of specialist status might be construed as subjective compared to any definition based on caseload, it was assigned before analysis.
Chronic Migraine (CM), is construed as a negative evolution of episodic migraine, based on the findings that approximately 2.5% of episodic migraineurs progress to CM each year [3], with a prevalence of approximately 2% [3, 4].
Based on the present work, we construe that copy number status of the DYZ1 may be exploited as a supplementary prognostic tool to monitor the occurrence of prostate cancer using biopsied samples.
He showed jurors a chart listing more than two dozen times McNamee said something that could be construed as a mistake, a lie or a misstatement based on bad memory.
