This outcome does not reflect a deliberate plan, but rather a series of policy mistakes.
Their work has always had a reputation for containing shocking and explicit material, though they have always denied that they are deliberate provocateurs, but rather, artists who depict the human condition as it really is.
That's an example not of deliberate exclusion but rather hard-wired, baked-in knowledge.
As Judith Butler argues, "performativity must be understood not as a singular or deliberate 'act', but, rather as the reiterative and citational practice by which discourse produces the effects that it names" (1993, 2, emphasis added).
Many study participants had family members who were former smokers, however having a family or friend role-model for quitting smoking may not be particularly pertinent for someone who isn't engaging in deliberate quitting, but rather, is choosing whether or not to continue abstinence.
The term operator error is not meant to include all possible crew actions or deliberate malicious acts but rather addresses mistakes in procedure, such as an out of sequence step, an inadvertent single switch throw, or other action that has not been addressed specifically during proficiency training.
This fudging was not deliberate, Dr. Gould said, but rather an instance of unconscious doctoring of data, a practice he believed was "rampant, endemic and unavoidable" in science.
In his book, Dr. Gould contended that Morton's results were "a patchwork of fudging and finagling in the clear interest of controlling a priori convictions". This fudging was not deliberate, Dr. Gould said, but rather an instance of unconscious doctoring of data, a practice he believed was "rampant, endemic and unavoidable" in science.
For example, while there is some concern that technology may bring a false sense of progress, the antidote does not lie in a deliberate rejection of technology but rather in a life of natural simplicity and contentment that stems from having few desires (ch. 80).
