In Paul's view, Arnold Schwarzenegger had been the best test to date of the notion that the problem with California politics was personal, that all the system needed to fix itself was an independent-minded leader willing to rise above petty politics and exert the will of the people.
Still, though, it seems plausible that a beneficiary who never acts gratefully from natural inclination, and must always exert an effort of will, almost certainly falls short of gratitude, regardless of whether he acts for the right reasons.
On this view, a beneficiary who has to deliberate about whether to act gratefully, and then exert an effort of will to act on the outcome of his deliberation, falls short of gratitude.
By the same token, a beneficiary who merely has the natural inclination to act gratefully, but is not prepared to exert an effort of will to ensure grateful action when first-order inclinations fail, might not instantiate fullest gratitude, but what we might call "fair-weather gratitude".
The goal is to be able to maintain a comfortable but fast pace throughout the run, keeping in mind that you will exert a lot of energy in a full sprint at the end of the race.
I hope that he will exert a good deal of influence on the future of the Republican Party which, on the whole, I believe to be good and honorable and committed to liberal democratic values.
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The bias arises because the larger group will exert a disproportionate suppression of the counts in the smaller group.
1B & D), suggesting that food still serves as a reinforcer in mGluR5 knockout mice, and that under the current conditions, knockout mice will exert a similar level of effort to obtain food reinforcer (Fig. 1F).
