But on the tape, Mr. Florio can be plainly heard contrasting his own views on Social Security investment with those of some Republicans, who favor privatization: a plan in which people would be able to divert some of their Social Security payroll taxes into their own individual investment accounts.
In stark contrast, Franklin Roosevelt named his bills plainly and straightforwardly.
To begin with there is matter of whether the definition merely provides units in which to measure fitness the way that plainly operational definitions do, by contrast with definitions of dispositions in terms of their occurrent bases.
In the second innings, England had to bat for a long time to save the game, Wisden noted that Hutton, in contrast to his opening partner Washbrook, looked "plainly uncomfortable".
China plainly needs bridges and railways.But in any case, in contrast to previous fiscal stimuli in China, this package does include some modest measures to boost consumption, such as raising the incomes of farmers and low-income urban households.
As Mr Chirac said, a "more united Europe plainly implies a stronger, more effective Atlantic alliance".The Americans, in contrast, see the Bush trip as a product of success.
Any old computer can collect information, and even do some basic analytics work in terms of comparing and contrasting it to other sets of data, drawing simple conclusions where causal or correlational factors are plainly obvious.
The latter figure of 22.5 notifications 1000 live births-1, covers a period when vaccine coverage of the order of 80% had been achieved [ 14]; in contrast the almost identical figure for the Italian region of Campania during the pre-vaccination period 1949 76 is plainly not credible.
That's in contrast to games like Go and Chess, both of which feature a board which contains all the pieces in play, plainly visible to both competitors.
