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The monograph, published last month by the Monacelli Press, manages to turn the polite conventions of design books upside down.
They're not". In other words, he's a pure advocate, unconstrained by the polite conventions of scientific discourse.
Amma Asante has already changed film history with Belle, going beyond both the polite conventions of British heritage drama and the Great Public Man ideal of the biopic.
In the century that followed, a polite convention generally separated science and religion, at least in much of the Western world.
They celebrated a man who was scornful of polite convention and showed little interest in being embraced by the great and good.
He is a master of conventions and delegate counting, which is an insiders' game.
Flouting normally polite Washington conventions, EPA spokesman Jahan Wilcox has sometimes fought back in the most combative — and rudest — terms.
Those comparisons may sound daunting, but Dobozy has mastered the technical conventions of his craft.
Bill Clinton was the master of the convention bounce in 1992; Al Gore got a lift in 2000.
Yet we can hardly master infinitely many linguistic conventions, one for each meaningful sentence.
Master the medical coding conventions.
