There is, furthermore, a maddening tendency to overuse the phrase "of course," a lazy formulation that supplies an ordinary declarative with a sort of bogus worldliness: "Finally, of course, she warmed to him" -- where no reason has been intimated for her warming to him or not.
Those previous four words were, of course, a classic propagandistic formulation of the time, and remain so to this day.
Of course, all formulations of the subsequent sections are valid for (left| R_iright| > 1 forall i in I) as well.
"Hindu," of course, refers to her spiritual orientation, not to her national origin, but she is often described as "Hindu-American," a formulation that blurs the line between faith and identity.
Such a formulation is likely to disappoint the church.
(There is also a formulation of Neo-Synephrine containing oxymetazoline).
It's a formulation, it's artful, it's structured".
During the course of formulation development, we could quickly identify manufacturability deficiencies in the lead formulation.
Of course, guideline formulation and policy-making are deliberative processes, designed for careful consideration and durability of effect rather than for speed.
This type of "complexification" is an objectively defined process, contrasting with the vague idea of increasing complexity up the evolutionary scale that has been assumed by many as a matter of course since its formulation by Lamarck.
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