Another, and most likely better explanation for the lack of predictive power of medical school grades in this context, is the fact that Danish universities are bound by national laws to be very liberal with examination attempts (minimum three per subject) and completion times (maximum 12 years for a six-year programme).
In a statement, Ms. Muskal, who lives in Manhattan, called the book "a liberal and humanitarian examination of the struggle between people".
It's too long, however, and more convincing as an examination of liberal parenting (the best scene has parents gathered to discuss a teenage pregnancy) than of politics.
In conclusion, early diagnosis of splenic abscess requires a high degree of suspicion and liberal use of ultrasonographic examination.
He described this concept in his 2006 book "Rage and Time," an examination of the loathing of liberal democracy by nativist, populist, anarchic, and terrorist movements.
Bill C-38 passed the senate at the end of June with Liberal leader Sen. James Cowen reflecting that the "examination [of the bill] was still woefully inadequate for a piece of legislation of such size and far-reaching scope".
Although it is a slim consolation the current angst within the ranks of liberals has given rise to a thorough public examination of the issues involved in this tax extension debate.
The Young Hipublicans drew an enormous response, prompting a spirited, sometimes rancorous, examination of the conservative heart and the liberal mind.
I'm betting that many liberals will buy this book not for a serious examination of why Ann Coulter is a best-selling author (a situation too depressing to address) but simply to laugh at her.
Thus, through the leaving examination, the state held the key to the liberal careers and was thereby able to impose its own standards upon all secondary schools.
