Mr. Turner also publicly expressed for the first time yesterday some of his differences with the company's current direction.
The comprehensive effects of surface characteristics are expressed for the first time in one correlation, and they are thoroughly discussed.
In the WNBC interview, he expressed, for the first time, some remorse over the distractions he caused the team by feuding with the former coaches Thomas and Larry Brown.
At another point, he expressed, for the first time, his disagreement with the federal government's decision not to intervene and save Lehman Brothers.
In a booklet handed out at the commemoration, Hollande wrote: "The recognition of this fault was expressed for the first time, with lucidity and courage, by Jacques Chirac on July 16 , 1995
"In 'Uncle Tom's Children,' in 'Native Son,' and, above all, in 'Black Boy,' I found expressed, for the first time in my life, the sorrow, the rage, and the murderous bitterness which was eating up my life. . . .
One of the main components of his Eurasianism is a Eurasian Union, an integration group encompassing the former Soviet Union's states, the idea of which Nazarbayev expressed for the first time in 1994.
More recently, religious ethicists have been interested in Cohen's view that monotheism expresses a universalist morality, and that it expressed for the first time in history the idea that all humanity must be subject to the same ethical laws.
And third, he has expressed for the first time -- something barely seen in the headlines -- a key element of President Rouhani's political platform: the possibility of an engagement with the United States beyond the nuclear issue (if the experience of the nuclear talk ends up positively).
Twitter emphasized its news and information-network strategy in November 2009 by changing the question asked to users for status updates from "What are you doing?" to "What's happening?" On November 22, 2010, Biz Stone, a cofounder of the company, expressed for the first time the idea of a Twitter news network, a concept of a wire-like news service he has been working on for years.
