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But McEwan's tone is more normative than that of his forebears, and it may be worth asking: Why doesn't he feel like a "late" modernist?

Harold Bloom, the literary critic, went further still, declaring that, for many contemporary Jewish intellectuals, "the Kabbalah of Gershom Scholem is now more normative than normative Judaism itself.

The present work underscores this point and indicates that if we scratch below the accuracy surface, people are more normative than their biased responses suggest.

This is particularly evident in the SHI item hierarchy which commences with non-DSH items related to psychological self-punishment and indirect self-harm, that may be more normative than DSH behaviours [ 10].

Piano will give us something subtler, more refined -- more normative -- than the design conceived by Gehry and Childs.

Major players are introduced with big splashes of authorial explanation, and the effect is more normative, less seditious than Dee's cynicism.

However, ignoring lesion status, the LO group showed a slightly more normative segregation level than the EO group, with this effect independent of illness duration (which does not differ between the two groups).

Arguing with one's parents about when to turn off the Xbox may be far more normative and far less interfering than arguing with one's spouse about thousands of dollars lost in gambling, they note drily.

The tentative conclusion is that there is more normative change regarding alternatives to marriage than regarding marriage itself.

Mr. Blanchard's performance felt a bit more normative.

We will be spending more than one day at each site, so that the presence of the research team becomes more familiar and the behavior of the providers becomes more normative.