The author encourages readers to "refer freely and interchangeably to 'liberals,'socialiststs,' 'Reds,'progressiveses,' 'Commies,'left-wingng bastards,'pinkosos,' 'Trots,'Nazisis,' etc".
Consider the historicity of a president-elect who freely and comfortably refers to gays within the first breath of his victory.
"Free" zinc concentration (where the term free is referred to as freely available, zinc readily bound to chelating agents) is maintained by a complex buffering system in the picomolar to nanomolar range in cells grown under normal conditions, while the total zinc in these cells is evaluated in the high μM range [ 27– 29].
A review on April 17 about "Speaking Freely: Trials of the First Amendment," by Floyd Abrams, referred incorrectly to the impeachment process directed against President Richard Nixon in 1974.
The reports (also referred to as monographs) are peer reviewed, are available freely in the public domain and contain a full record of the study.
The welfare rights advice service was designed to be freely accessible, so that individuals could self refer, as well as be referred by health, social care or voluntary sector professionals.
"Where are the Swiss accounts?" The one account that Mr. Sharpton did refer to freely in his deposition is controlled by Rev. Als Productions, a privately held promotional business that handles his public appearances as well as the singing engagements of his wife, Katherine Jordan, who once sang backup for James Brown.
I wasn't expecting to hear, during the course of my interviews with the four players, the word "cunt" to be deployed so freely when they referred to each other.
Various derivatives of this tool (referred to as the "hidden nodes" algorithms) are described in detail and freely available at http://www.genego.com/hidden_nodes.php.php
This method is referred to as "rho" estimation [ 33] and can be performed using the freely available software package Network.
