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Following Wittgenstein (1953 §139f; and see also Goodman, 1968), Fodor argued that pictures as such do not carry their interpretations within themselves (rather, a person has to interpret them to see what they are pictures of), and that, therefore, mental pictures as such cannot be intrinsically meaningful (bearers of original intentionality).

Because these are privileged communications not intended for public consumption, American officials interpret them to be "particularly revealing of China's 'real' objectives," he writes.

As well as collecting the STI test results, where they can be accessed on screen, and interpret them to make test results more understandable.

Because his pronouncements tend to be oracularly vague, readers can interpret them to reflect their own views — from the classicist who deplores pop music to the vaguely disaffected Web designer, or the concerned parent who finds his children consumed by social media.

Based on these features and the proximity to active volcanoes, we interpret them to be volcanic intrusions caused by magmatic upwelling.

States will interpret them to their own advantage, and so international law will be obeyed or ignored according to the interests of the states affected.

62. See Dorr (2005) for an argument that charitable interpretation of ontologists favors interpreting them to be speaking truly when they say 'there are no statues'.

"Almost immediately, some took my comments entirely out of context and interpreted them to mean something completely different — and completely unthinkable".

"He looks at ideas and theories and how they involve the real world, and he interprets them to give them a sociological twist," said Rhonda Levine, a Colgate sociology professor who has had Frieser in three of her classes.

She noted that "no words I have ever spoken or written have received so much attention," dismissing them as "a rhetorical flourish that fell flat" and that did not mean what critics have interpreted them to mean.

The problem is that when American officials intervene in Islamic teachings — interpreting them to believers in a national-security context and saying which are or are not acceptable — they create tensions, both legal and strategic.