Up against these versions stands Karl Popper's testimony, a detailed narrative in which he sees how Wittgenstein uses the poker for emphasis, how he demands a statement of a moral principle, and how he, Popper, responds, 'Not to threaten visiting lecturers with pokers.' He sees Wittgenstein throw down the poker and storm out, slamming the door.
He impresses on them, with dramatic sighs, pauses and borderline tearful emphasis, how the prosperous, traditional, god-fearing USA is facing annihilation from "un-American" Obama's Big Socialist, Muslim-Appeasing Government.
But an entirely different approach emerges with a slight shift in emphasis: how shitty are men really?
The campaign gained momentum through social media, with women filming themselves driving around to emphasis how important driving is to help them in both their personal and professional lives.
This change in emphasis, how it manifested itself and with what results, is the central line of enquiry of this evaluation.
For example: "Alliteration is used in this extract to emphasis how the character speaks.
Instead he placed an emphasis on how to push ahead with the Lib Dem income tax policy: "In the next parliament, I want us to go further; our aspiration should be that someone working full time on the minimum wage should pay no income tax at all.
And Mr. McCain, whose decision to insert himself into the negotiations last week was faulted by Democrats for injecting presidential politics into a delicate mix, made calls to members of Congress between campaign stops, his aides said, but did so quietly and with an emphasis on how he could be helpful.
He placed a strong emphasis on how as the manager of a team, he was the buffer between upper management and his players, ensuring his team that he would always represent their best interests above all else.
What was noteworthy about Mr. Bush's statements today was his emphasis on how much he wanted a patients' bill of rights, not how much he did not want the one that emerged from the Senate.
