He provided a 17-page, English-language handout entitled, "The Organized Crime and the Russian Mafia," which he used as the basis for his remarks, which were more explicit than the document is.
Last Wednesday, Jaguar Land Rover made similar remarks: if the position had been more explicit and fairly reported rather than airily dismissed as Project Fear, the wafer-thin 3,800 majority for Leave in Birmingham might have switched their vote.
Apart from the comparison with the Queen's Scottish independence remarks, William's comments echo an arguably more explicit plea from his grandmother during her state visit to Germany last year, praising Britain's "irreversible" friendship with Germany.
Some hints about his religious views were dropped at the end of Sources of the Self, but after the publication of that work his remarks on this topic became more frequent and more explicit.
It thus does not appear that Aristotle was drawing on any other more explicit statement than what we find in Fr. 7, and his remarks indicate that the interpretation of Fr. 7 was controversial even in his own time.
Those realities include the acts of everyday racism — remarks, glances, implied judgments — that flourish in an environment where more explicit acts of discrimination have been outlawed.
In remarks about the March attack in Brussels, Trump was a little more explicit about what being "tough" meant: "Waterboarding would be fine," Trump said at the time.
Those words echoed remarks he delivered before Congress on Thursday as well as a more explicit encyclical on the environment and climate change that the Vatican released in June.
We agree with this remark and have now thoroughly rewritten the Introduction to make a more explicit connection between the previous literature and the present study.
Weaver was more explicit.
