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And he identified something at the heart of Thatcherism that would serve the Tories well for the next four decades: "in the image of the welfare 'scavenger'," he said, the new Conservatives had hit upon "a well designed folk-devil".

In McEnroe, the man-boy who seemed to be perpetually in conflict with the world and with himself, he identified something of the rebellious spirit of Caulfield, an authentic role model in a world of adult phonies.

That did make me think, because they identified something about me that is true - I do like working with other people.

Subjects were instructed to listen to the recording and to report as soon as they identified something that made sense to them.

But she identifies something else too, which is the danger of helpfulness: Nancy is a person conditioned from girlhood to see helping as a means of creating her own existence, as giving her something to be and to do.

When Misogynies was published in 1989, I believed I had identified something that was on the way out.

Although some scientists estimate that perhaps as many as five million fungal species are alive today, we have only identified something close to 100,000 species.

In any case, Mr. McCoy has shrewdly identified something that mainstream emo has in common with alternative hip-hop: wordy, self-conscious lyrics.

In This Changes Everything, climate change activist Naomi Klein identified something that few people would openly admit, but most know deep down.

"Sometimes, seldomly, we'll read an academic article, and an academic has identified something," Sauter says.

Whilst all participants identified something they wanted to achieve in their work, such as outcomes that benefited others, their definitions of success varied.