A handful of different screencaps like the one you see above just hit a bunch of Android fan blogs (We spotted these ones on Droid-Life and Android Central), implying one thing: this memo either just got pushed out to the Verizon retail outlets, or some fakester out there is putting waaaay too much effort into this.
The Bush rhetorical technique -- of implying one thing while doing quite another -- was first honed to perfection in the speech handing down the great stem-cell "compromise" of summer 2001.
Already it seems that eminent fashion insiders know the identity but are keeping silent while contracts are negotiated, which implies one thing: Galliano's successor must be a big name.
Accepting a minimum level of data quality across the studies, this contradiction implies one of two things: either that there is scope for temporal or geographical variation in practice, or that traditional methods of communication between service users and professionals have failed.
Both imply agreement on one thing: Most Americans know little about the "economic stimulus plan," except that the President and the Congress are talking about it.
Yet you can't stop watching … There are reservations, as I've implied (for one thing, the male roles are far better fleshed out than the female ones; we see too little, for instance, of Ron and Hermione's daughter Rose), but to labour those failings would be to miss the point.
3. Discern and Execute The definition of priority implies that one thing is more important than another.
Hence the epithet oligarch, which implies one who rules.
Ironically, evolutionists and their creationist critics often seem to agree on one thing: that evolution implies moral relativism (Brem et al. 2003).
"I loved implying that the one thing I believed in was a contradiction," he writes.
Not at Lewis Carroll's level, but the line worked for my contemporaries, and I loved implying that the one thing I believed in was a contradiction.
