And he summarily, if correctly, ruled Mitt Romney out.
If correctly attributed, it provides breathtaking evidence of van Tetrode's carving skills.
("Now, in 1963. Soon we make love," he says, unsexily, if correctly, to his girlfriend).
It does establish several conditions that, if correctly implemented, should discourage lenders from issuing them.
Along the way, Mr. Culpepper has shown that genre films, if correctly designed, can reliably score in theaters.
A large database of pictures of cities at night taken from space offers a wealth of information if correctly identified.
It feels like a video version of Masquerade – that coffee-table children's book full of apparently meaningless images that, if correctly deciphered, revealed the location of buried treasure.
The computers are school property; you can't walk off with them just because you presume (even if correctly) that the school will foolishly discard them.
But the rising price of some services—health care, for example—may partly reflect quality improvements which, if correctly adjusted for, would bring down the inflation rate of the rich.
A nonaggression pact signed between Ashurbanipal and Tugdamme, if correctly dated after the mid-650s, confirms the Greek data concerning Tugdamme's involvement in the events of 652 the capture of Sardis and the death of Gyges.
Nowadays, such imagery could be wordlessly conveyed in a sixteenth of a second on a screen, but the modern reader has nostalgia for the slow-moving quill that traces the observations of the lingering eye — as if to say that every face, if correctly seen, is worthy of Mount Rushmore.
