Better crafted political language is more impersonal, as in "there's something wrong with the system"; such messages treat everyone as in the same boat.
Almost all respondents (88.8%) agreed that cholera was preventable, and three-quarters of respondents could name the two most common prevention messages: treat drinking water (75.2%) and wash hands with soap and water (75.9%).
This campaign was based on 10 teasing messages: treat only bacterial infections, know when to say "no" to antibiotics, know when to stop antibiotics, treat only infection and no colonization, use antibiotics wisely, know to say "no" to antibiotic associations, re-evaluate antibiotic prescription after 2 days, prevent infections, limit invasive devices, prevent cross transmission.
I feel the voters who were bombarded with the message "treat marijuana like alcohol" didn't expect that meant marijuana consumers were to remain as hidden in the smoky garages and bedrooms at home as they were under the threat of police discovering them and arresting them.
The high-noise receivers decode their messages by treating the low-noise receivers message as noise.
The secrecy rate region (3) implies that all receivers first decode their common multicast message by treating the confidential message as noise, and then receiver 1 acquires a clean link for the transmission of its exclusive confidential message, where there is no interference from the multicast message.
Although most of the population had heard messages about treating their drinking water, many lacked the means to do so.
KEY MESSAGE Treating complications from unsafe abortion costs $93 per case on average.
These misogynistic publications have inhabited peoples' everyday public spaces for years, silently hammering home the message that treating women as sex objects is normal, mundane, acceptable.
The Facebook event, created by Johnston on Sunday night, had more than 1,100 confirmed attendees by the time the Comcast Center big screen ran the pregame message about treating opponents with respect.
