Hard core means passionate.
We chose to focus on explicating the core concepts of biology rather than the core competencies, simply because we found the concepts to be more controversial with faculty we observed much lower consensus among faculty members regarding what the five core concepts mean for their subdiscipline.
The need for us to continue to defend civil liberties in government, and to bring this battle out into the public, is not a choice, it is right at the core of what it means for our party to be in politics.
You have to admit, though, sir, that you did this for politically expedient reasons, and really didn't consider the need to help guarantee basic equal rights and the core message that it means for all people by being principled in your choices.
"At the moment there is a rush towards multiple core processors - consumers are aware that more cores means more power and are asking for that," said the analyst.
For me, and probably for many consumers of serious news, the major question posed by this proliferation of magazine journalism is what it means for The Times's core news coverage.
What this means for movies whose core target audience is black is that we have to give them something that they're not getting in the mainstream, which are stories that reflect back their own direct experience, and I think that's something Tyler Perry has done.
The director Matías Bize clearly means for this soft-core encounter to open into something more substantial and not long after Round 1, alas, the newly acquainted bedmates start sounding and behaving a lot like a couple.
"For them to pick on this one is unfortunate," Walcott told reporters, "because this is where we talk about what it [the Common Core] means for the system".
