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Then as now, I said nothing because I knew that, in this instance, whatever I might have said about race or racism or history would be irrelevant to her.
The definition implies a general presumption against terrorism, not its sweeping moral condemnation in each and every instance, whatever the circumstances and whatever the consequences of desisting from it.
Whatever the case, in every instance the company (and more properly, software developers who utilize data from the exposed APIs) are entering one of the most familiar and age-old processes of journalism: gather data.
So he advances the notion that &ldquot;Whatever occurs in many instances by a cause that is not free is the natural effect of that cause".
Similarly, a dispositionalist view of value understands funniness, for instance, in terms of whatever amuses normal humans in standard conditions; whereas robust realism about the comic holds that amusement, when correct, is a perception of some mind-independent quality of funniness.
Cash transfer schemes, for instance, can help poor people to buy food, secure housing or invest in livelihoods – whatever they believe their family most urgently needs.
Like someone eating wings or whatever in the interview, for instance.
In this instance sex and/or gender is whatever in the world corresponds to or causes our talk of sex and/or gender.
What we regard as harm in, for instance, civil aviation remains the same whatever advances may occur in aviation technology or practice.
