Incomprehensibly, she declares that "after the war, two schools of liberals emerged, one antifascist and the other anti-Soviet" -- as if one precluded the other.
When it comes to teen-agers and college students, the notion of "dating" is often presented in opposition to casual sex, as if one precluded the other.
The spare refinement of his phrasing, the transluscent beauty of his touch, the unerring sophistication of his taste have never been in doubt, but these attributes have provoked as much suspicion as admiration, as if they precluded expression of lasting depth.
The aim of this study was to analyse the demographic data and peri-operative outcomes of women undergoing a laparoscopic myomectomy and assess what factors, if any, precluded using the laparoscopic approach.
During an appearance on NBC's "The Tonight Show" earlier this year, Boehner said he had no plans to give up cigarettes and red wine -- even if that precluded him from ever seeking the presidency.
Yet if women in these markets are not educated, if they're not part of the talent pool for the workforce, if they're precluded from participation, if they're not employed in ways that enable their consumer power to be unleashed, then business will suffer.
Such accommodation is precluded if the exchange rate is fixed or if the CPI is targeted literally.
Participants were excluded if English language ability was insufficient, or if cognitive impairment precluded the ability to follow instructions to enable participation using the Abbreviated Mental Test Score (AMTS) [ 30].
Patients were excluded if they were unable to give informed consent or if their condition precluded the ability to do so.
If legal constraints precluded a Fed intervention in Lehman, why weren't they mentioned at the time?
