Professor John Ruggie's report makes 25 explicit recommendations, praising Fifa for making a start in addressing the situation by commissioning the report – but he said it must match its words with action.
Massey noted that the lyrics were overly explicit but praised his delivery and flow: "His rhymes are quick, his delivery laid back yet full of punch".
From T-Swift's "Shake It Off," to punk rock's elitism of anti-elitism, to country music's explicit self praising with lines like, "We're the fabric of this nation and we're a nation all our own," in different tunes the singers say the same thing: we are good people, and we are better than you.
Indeed, he seemed more explicit in his praise for the principles behind the war, not just its outcome.
For example, teacher confirmation behaviors are only measured by explicit instances of praise, but there are many other ways that teachers can confirm students, such as body language or tone of voice.
In Iran, some praised the explicit reference to the 1953 coup that toppled a popular Iranian prime minister.
Unlike other militaries, the UK put its armed forces under the explicit direction of DfID, winning praise from other agencies on Britain's effective use of military assets.
His predecessors Bill Clinton and George Bush were more explicit in highlighting concerns – while praising Chinese advances – when they spoke to students.
