We expound on these points below in responses to specific Reviewer points.
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The Manu Samhita and the Mahabharata, respectively, further expound on this point.
His embrace and zealous promotion of the African American community — especially in the heyday of Harlem — is what he is most remembered for today, a point White expounds on throughout the second half of this biography, pulling from Van Vechten's day book entries, as well as scores of letters and other correspondence he left behind.
In his remarks, he expounded on the points which Apple has been talking about to reporters, the most pointed of which is that this is not about just "one iPhone" and any ruling would be used to force Apple to unlock customer phones again and again.
These impacts and improvements clustered into three main themes that are described and expounded on below.
Later, over red wine and cheese, Mr. Van Peebles, who has a way with a well-timed expletive, expounded on this point: "It could have been 15 minutes ago as far as I'm concerned.
The identical blond twins' knack for sizing up a wobbly desk or family heirloom, while enthusiastically expounding on the fine points of each item, is vastly entertaining particularly as the hopeful owners hover about waiting to hear if grandma's silver teapot is worth a fortune.
And mix he did, while to a growing crowd Long expounded on the fine points of the fizz and the dull points of Roosevelt's plan, calling the president "no good" and a "faker".
Your investment needs: Expound on what you need in detail.
"By sector-wide union agreements, the country has higher de-facto minimum wages than most of its peers, and so boasts fewer low-wage entry-level jobs than any other EU member". Last week, Swedish economist Johan Norberg expounded on Segerfeldt's point in The Spectator.
