In print?" I have always been prepared to go in to bat for pop music, particularly when other critics consider it chintzy or not worthy of genuine critical examination – but, come on, Clem-in-2005.
In the two decades since, we haven't come closer to a genuine public examination of history's only nuclear attack or to finding any major fault with how we waged what Studs Terkel famously dubbed "the Good War".
Any genuine re-examination of the business model would, in fact, recommend closure and the termination of an experiment that should never have happened in the first place.
Upon close examination, genuine endosymbiotic gene transfer (EGT) appears to be the exception rather than the rule, and many genes were in fact recruited horizontally (horizontal gene transfer [HGT]).
A genuine, thoroughgoing re-examination of the way capitalism works in the UK would extend far beyond the question of whether staff should be handed a few more shares, or supine fund managers given the right to vote down the eye-watering pay deals that few of them saw fit to oppose during the boom years.
Many arts organisations claim already to be catalysts for local change, but such claims are hollow unless they manifest in a genuine commitment to self-examination and reorientation.
Each passed a fitness test, but they could not stand up to the rigorous examination of a genuine fixture and had to be replaced with recurrences of muscle problems.
Among the subjects with symptoms of stress loss only, 10.8% did not have genuine stress incontinence confirmed on urodynamic examination.
"Spider" is a genuine oddity, a slow, sparsely populated examination of the memories and fantasies of a seriously delusional mental patient named Dennis Cleg, a k a Spider, played by a very depressed-looking Ralph Fiennes.
The major task of diplomatics is to distinguish between genuine and false documents, and this involves detailed examination of their external and internal features.
