The picture they endorse takes human language (and thought) to pick out things and properties in a mind-independent world and supposes that what people say (or think) is true just in case the things they pick out have the properties they attribute to them.
One page on the Web site endorses taking fish oil supplements, saying they are likely effective for heart disease, because they contain the "beneficial" fatty acids known as omega-3s.
Of the patients who completed the PSQI, 37% (n = 41) endorsed taking medication (either prescribed or over-the-counter) to help sleep in the past month, with 28% (n = 31) taking such medications at least three times per week.
Still, celebrity seeding comes at a fraction of the cost of hiring an A-list endorser, taking out a full-page ad or placing the product in a big budget flick.
Haley was joined by a bipartisan group of lawmakers, including South Carolina Senator Lindsey Graham, a Republican presidential candidate in 2016 who similarly endorsed taking down the rebel flag that flies over the grounds of South Carolina's state house.
Although the manual recommends the integration of all available information, and explicitly endorses taking parental distress into account ([ 2], p. 42), we suppose that a main intention of the DC:0-3R was to establish the PIR-GAS rating on Axis II as a new measure with its own incremental validity.
As Houston, the uncelebrated Nike endorser, takes note of the national ad, he is at peace with the perception of his personality, game and lifestyle as more suburban than street, more poetry than pomp.
One respondent was of the view that manually endorsing prescriptions could act as an extra checking stage and that automatic endorsing took that away.
They should be alarmed by the direction the campaign they endorse is taking.
He had secured billions of federal dollars for the project, which Mr. Christie endorsed after taking office in January 2010.
Each of EC, closure, and RA, then, may be endorsed without taking a stand on either of the remaining issues.
