They also introduced the wider world to the sneakily deployed term "metadata".
It's not at all surprising that the Presidential candidate of a party that so idolizes Reagan would deploy loaded terms like "victim" and "personal responsibility," as Mitt Romney did in secretly recorded remarks at a fundraiser this spring.
E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet It's not at all surprising that the Presidential candidate of a party that so idolizes Reagan would deploy loaded terms like "victim" and "personal responsibility," as Mitt Romney did in secretly recorded remarks at a fundraiser this spring.
Wolf Johnn, how do you look at this? Hagel: Companies have assets to deploy in terms of relationships and creative talent.
Unfortunately, too many interpretations of this type deploy the terms "reality," "phenomena," and "appearance" so ambiguously that it can be difficult to tell whether they intend to attribute an objective or merely some subjective existence to the inhabitants of the "phenomenal" world.
And we have begun to deploy long-term ocean observatories in the vast open ocean, on the sea floor and along coasts.
Even drawing the comparison and deploying those terms — vision, disillusion, displacement — makes "Bollywood Hero" seem a lot worthier and more thoughtful than it is.
To describe this picture, as well as most things having to do with movies, Salter tends to deploy the term "trash".
The way Bush easily deploys the terms "robust" and "pro-growth" indicates he's got a bright future ahead of him, joining Bob Dole as an ED-treatment pitchman.
Despite such developments, conservatives continue to deploy the term "socialism" pejoratively as a way to discredit policies like Obamacare and Social Security -- arguing that they're too costly, inefficient, and undemocratic.
