To some, an incident like this one may be nothing more than a typical hiccup in American foreign policy formulation -- something that could happen under anyone's leadership.
The marketing of new formulations is something that brand-name companies spend millions of advertising dollars doing. Finally, the acknowledgement that there are multiple patents on single products, even though there is disagreement regarding their effects, is ironic.
I'm tempted to start this review by falling back on a tried-and-true movie critic formulation and saying something like "Lisa Cholodenko's 'Kids Are All Right' is the best comedy about an American family since...'...'..
Changing ingredients and product formulations is not something companies do lightly, said John Coupland, a professor of food science at Pennsylvania State University and a spokesperson for the Institute of Food Technologists, a nonprofit society of food scientists.
In Wiggins's formulation, if one desires something for a particular reason, that desire is based on a belief that it will yield a particular benefit; but if one needs something, one needs it regardless of whether one believes or even knows about its effects [ 15].
By then a work written in and for a specific time, elbowing out previous versions on which it substantially relied, with many wonderful coinages as well as some pedestrian and repetitive formulations, had turned into something universal and apparently divinely provenanced, a book of which the proverbial American Baptist could insist: "If it's good enough for St Paul, it's good enough for me".
He knows it's a charming formulation, but he does mean something substantive in saying it.
In a sense, the formulation seems Orwellian: you take something that is a liability and make it sound like a positive.
Clinton's past mantra on the procedure has been "safe, legal, and rare," a formulation that suggests there's something inherently wrong with abortion.
There's something to that formulation.
