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Reading glasses perched on his nose, Mr. Clinton struck a professorial tone as he explained in extensive detail the intricacies of the act.

If you asked Steve Jobs, the co-founder of Apple, you had better make yourself comfortable: Mr. Jobs was passionate about typography and would have described, in great detail, the intricacies of a single serif.

He had presented in close, rich detail the intricacies of life in the margins and in the alleyways; his often idiosyncratic characters, from the lower and middle classes, argue over matters of justice and injustice, expectation and disillusionment, and belief in God.

This review is built on the physical chemical approach (also referred to as the 'Stewart approach' or the 'quantitative approach') to analyzing acid base disorders, and there are many well written reviews that detail the intricacies of these approaches [ 7- 10].

Unfortunately, I spend more time documenting what I've done, detailing the intricacies of people's lives and writing reports for courts and prisons, than I spend doing practical and helpful things for and with people.

Perhaps there is an objective reality to which most of us subscribe, but the smaller details, the intricacies of the world around us, are to each person unique.

The full note never appears on screen, but the fact that Luhrmann felt compelled to create it in such detail speaks to the director's attention to detail and the intricacies of his creative embellishments.

Mr. Cheney's lawyer had a good point and, in retrospect, I might have provided more details on the intricacies of Mr. Cheney's continued relationship to Halliburton.

His book is full of piquant details about the intricacies of living on the New York City streets.

This book is full of piquant details about the intricacies of living on the street.

On the other hand, bottom-up approaches generally provide a high level of detail and capture the intricacies of the food-energy system.