He specifies particular definitions for words such as "ritual", "religion" and "superstition", arguing that such terms must be used with precision by archaeologists.
Premiums for the enhanced benefits would be the same as the premiums he specified in February just for basic drug coverage: $25 a month in 2002, rising to about $50 in 2009.
After spotting it in Coach's old industrial offices, he specified it for the new store, and has been using it since — even in his own apartment in Greenwich Village.
His differences with Caroline Neuber intensified: she replaced the togas he had specified for his play Der sterbende Cato ("The Dying Cato") with flesh-coloured tights; he attacked her in his reviews; she represented him in a prologue as a bat-eared censor; an obscene pamphlet written in reply cast aspersions on Neuber's private life.
So was Sir Clive Woodward, who praised the team's attention to detail and noted with pleasure how good they looked in their blue outfits, to be worn in strict daily alternation with red and white, just as he had specified for the whole of Team GB.
"We are voting for change," said João Costa, 19, though he declined to specify for which party he had cast his ballot on Wednesday.
Earlier this month, on a visit to the Middle East, he specified a price range for oil, a departure from the administration's usual deference to market forces.
He specified no major concessions for the rebels and instead insisted on a large-scale Ukrainian military pullback and the introduction of international monitors to ensure that fighting does not resume.
A page from the museum's "Copyists Book" is also on view and bears witness to these visits, including one for which he specified "Las Meninas" as his subject.
In his books, he specified every drink 007 drank (for example, Wolfschmidt vodka from Riga), every car he drove (like Aston Martins and battleship gray Bentleys), every smoke he smoked (Morlands of Grosvenor Street, with three gold rings on the filter) and even his bath oil (Floris).
For Germans, he specified, knowing more certainly and more bitterly than any foreigner can know it that the moral decision each German made under Hitler is still, in 1950, burningly alive in that German's consciousness, and knowing, too, that until the sinners and innocents are merged into one, there can be no hope for a united Germany.
