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Group 2: specific communication styles and/or or messages communicated by the treating clinician (demonstrated via subjective measures or experimental interventions) (n = 6).

And it is harmful, for it sends a message of what is acceptable behavior to the larger American family, particularly to our children, which is as influential as the negative messages communicated by the entertainment culture.

I come from the Orthodox Jewish world: I could write you an essay on the precise messages communicated by the clothing of each individual person on the Golders Green Road.

Since only legitimate group members with a related session key distributed can comprehend messages communicated by other group members, forged messages will certainly be discarded.

That is, the sign code facially discriminates on the basis of the content of the messages communicated by the signs, effectively enabling government officials to act as censors.

The campaign contacts "undermined McCain favorability, increased Obama favorability" and convinced voters that "Obama was better on jobs, the economy and health care," exactly the messages communicated by the SEIU campaign.

This is the message communicated by fortified embassies abroad and skylighted trenches at home.

In the "prophetic" religions (Judaism, Christianity, Islam, and Zoroastrianism), revelation is conceived as a message communicated by God to an accredited spokesman, who is charged to herald the content of that message to an entire people.

The message communicated by this survey, and its claim that because undergraduates are far from 'robust and wordly wise' they need support to make a transition to university life, is that young men and young women lack the moral and intellectual resources for becoming self-sufficient people.

Reclaim Australia and the United Patriots Front UPFF) have generated a good deal of media interest in the past week, from the UPF rally in Bendigo on 10 October and the comical travails of "The Great Aussie Patriot", to the "everyday mums and dads" message communicated by Channel 7's investigation on its current affairs program, Sunday Night.

Even in these financially sophisticated times, however, symbols matter, and the message communicated by these symbols is one which cannot be communicated in any other way.