On Thursday afternoon, in a more explicit note, jurors asked the judge to dismiss one of them.
According to the summary, Mr. van de Vijver first raised alarms about the reserve figures in a February 2002 memo to Sir Philip and other executives, and wrote a more explicit note for his files later that year.
Mrs. Clinton, who refers to her bid as being "in it to win it," also sounded a more explicit note of confidence in herself as the most prepared and battle-tested contender for the Democratic nomination, even as she complimented her rivals as "great, great candidates".
For one, the words "MOTION PICTURE USE ONLY" are emblazoned in big letters on both sides, along with a smaller, even more explicit warning: "This note is not legal, it is to be used for motion pictures".
Soon afterward, analyst Misek tried to make that connection more explicit by releasing a note to investors mentioning that the Korean electronics giant would be the company most interested in licensing BlackBerry 10.
This point is even more explicit in The Antichrist, where Nietzsche notes that Christian morality "has waged deadly war against this higher type of man; it has placed all the basic instincts of his type under ban" (5, emphasis added).
Benedict was more explicit in his condemnation of militant atheism, noting that Britain had fought the atheistic evil embodied by Adolf Hitler.
With titles like "I M POSTER," "2 one fat liar" and others far more explicit, Benedetto's books and notes oscillate between hostility and humor as complementary modes of bombardment.
The following thematic recommendations attempt to provide the UNICEF ECD Programme with more explicit guidelines: Participatory and Consultative Planning The current evaluation noted a clear contradiction within some of the ECD Programme initiatives that promote participation in externally-determined projects.
(Note to myself: add a more explicit statement in future syllabi to outlaw this).
