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This is revealed not merely in his striking deployment of decidedly Humean terminology when, for instance, he contrasts the perception and the memory of a thing in terms of "vividness" (Bain 1903: 42).
While these ideas are coming from a decidedly left-of-center place, it's striking how some of them overlap with the goals of centrist business interests and even some conservative thinkers.
Inside, the Mail has a striking picture of cabinet ministers looking decidedly dejected at a poster launch yesterday, and both it and the Guardian note that the launch literally turned into a car crash event.
But like David McKiernan, the general he ousted, McChrystal has already misapplied the "lessons" of Iraq to the decidedly different circumstances of Afghanistan and so producing a striking set of failures.
The shiny variant is pretty striking: everything goes from brown to pink, giving Buneary a decidedly festive air.
Indeed, one of the striking things about the Stern interview is that Hogan is decidedly not "in character".
The striking color of the sand and the warm blue water make it a decidedly picturesque place for a dip.
(Among baby boomers, a generation once considered decidedly anti-establishment, conservatives far outnumber liberals, 41% to 21%.) The difference is even more striking when it comes to social issues.
