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That means understanding the spirit, culture and purpose of the paper and interpreting it for the present.

In both cases, the established and respected news media are critical in getting the message out and interpreting it for even larger audiences.

"Russian dancers are much more used to being told what the step is and interpreting it for themselves," says Trevitt. "Chris is more used to feeding dancers ideas and getting suggestions back.

But in attempting to define and argue the implications of the sweeping social and political balkanization that has swept across America over the last 30 years, Bill Bishop has set his sights ambitiously on David Brooks and Malcolm Gladwell territory: identifying a big, worldview-changing social science phenomenon, and interpreting it for a popular audience.

Now, she's taken another aspect of the culture and interpreting it for her own.

But will genetic counselors engage with genomic information relating to complex diseases with the goal of interpreting it for the '(wo)man in the street', in the absence of a relevant family history and simply as a basis for making lifestyle and health screening decisions?

Its aim, he said, is to "package and interpret" it for consideration by the VA Secretary.

And the Nobel committee less perverse in ignoring [one of] the dominant artistic figures of our century.... Yet another remarkable and unique aspect of Dylan's art is his willingness to keep performing it and continually re-interpreting it for anybody who shows up.

He made no further explanation; we had to interpret it for ourselves.

We're simply interpreting the law the same way we've interpreted it for the last 23 years".

It's not my job to interpret it for the audience, it's my job to be it.