Instead, the declaration, first reported by Yahoo Sports, portrays a scene in which the assistants Gregg Williams and Joe Vitt instructed Hargrove to "play dumb" if questioned by the N.F.L. about bounties in 2010, although the statement never explicitly said whether that would be a lie.
Instead, today's News Feed is filled with content a user has explicitly liked, whether that's friends' posts or updates from Pages users are following.
He did not explicitly say whether that meant that the White House would not sign any such legislation.
John Searle (1992) explicitly argues that whether a physical system implements a computation depends on how an observer interprets the system; therefore, for any sufficiently complex object and for any computation, the object can be described as implementing the computation.
Based on our results, we urge that published literature state explicitly whether instantaneous counts were made and that survey procedures be accounted for when non-instantaneous counts are used.
With the extra room Minor had given her, she held on to the note for three counts (the traditional score affords "free" only a single count, but Gaye had also lengthened it, whether Houston explicitly remembered that or not).
By passing legislation, Congress indicates its conclusion, whether explicitly or not, that facts support its exercise of the commerce power.
Therefore, the substantial question of invalidity raised by the CompuServe Trend reference is the same regardless of whether one considers claims explicitly requiring that both of these pieces of information be displayed (i.e., claims 2 and 11) or claims requiring that only the "information identifying the item" be displayed (i.e., claims 1, 6, and 9).
If that is so, Christians automatically find themselves engaged in political action, whether we choose to explicitly recognize that reality or not.
