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It was clear that we would not be able to explore the concept of recovery without first articulating that lived experience of personality disorders.

That law, first articulated by journalist Helen Lewis, states that the hateful response by anonymous critics to any woman writing or talking about feminism justifies the need for feminism.

But Tuesday was the first time the Bush administration had articulated that goal, however vaguely.

Stieglitz was among the first to articulate that synthesis, both through his own photographs and through the modern art he showed at his cutting-edge gallery on lower Fifth Avenue, called 291.

Kandinsky articulated that vision in his very first letter to Schoenberg, with a prophecy that is all the more poignant for having proven so false.

The difference is that Washington is tackling its problems with ruthless pragmatism, typified by its decision to soft-pedal the strong-dollar mantra that was first articulated in the mid-1990's.

The rather bizarre notion that the Palestinians must first build a "practicing democracy based on tolerance and liberty" before they can have a state that was first articulated by George W. Bush in June of 2002.

That position was first articulated by the Bush administration.

"I feel that I articulated that well, you know?

In the politics of meaning that I first articulated to the Clinton White House – much to the annoyance of Rahm Emanuel and others who were religiously anti-ideological – I spoke about America's hunger for a new ethos that would transcend the individualism and selfishness of the competitive marketplace.

The relationship between hormones and heavy riffs that Alex Chilton first articulated in "Thirteen" is the core of every song here, which makes the aptly titled anthem "Little Star" a real punch in the heart.