But since running for president on the Green Party ticket, Mr. Nader, 67, has been more often described as a spoiler.
"The never-enoughs more often described their marriages as poor, or even a disaster," Ms. Temple said.
But 50 years, 120 million records and various stylistic shifts later, he is more often described as "the Frank Sinatra of Latin America".
Those testifying were less definitive about any specific dangers to the US that might result from what Snowden did, more often describing it as an over-the-horizon concern.
Today, predacious is almost always applied to the savagery of animals; predatory, which appears in databases 100 times more often, describes the plundering or rapacious action of humans, extended to the monopolistic action of corporations.
More often described as the Women's Institute for girls, the 500,000-member organisation describes its Girls in Action project as a way of teaching girls to campaign on important matters such as gender inequality and violence against women and girls.
Instead, President Bush has more often described his plan as a stimulus, using the language of the supply-siders' longtime intellectual rivals, Keynesians, who believe the government can best jump-start a slowing economy by spending more, either through tax relief or new programs.
In contrast, forest degradation is a more poorly understood process which involves partial canopy loss with no clear reduction in forest area, but a reduction in ecosystem services, more often described by a decrease in above ground biomass [15 19], and is the definition applied in this study.
Concerning other beliefs about the clitoris, Hite (1976 and 1981) found that, during sexual intimacy with a partner, clitoral stimulation was more often described by women as foreplay than as a primary method of sexual activity, including orgasm.
Nonetheless, the results of the labeling reveal whether a given ERP is more often described by one map rather than another.
