Although it didn't garner many headlines, it was probably the most important and substantive thing to come out of her speech.
President Obama's long litany of small steps seems intended to give the shrinking number of administration apologists a long list of quasi, and even pseudo, gay accomplishments with which to argue that the real promises, the most important and substantive promises, can be put off until another day, or decade, that will likely never arrive.
Some of the critiques are purely aesthetic, but the most important ones are substantive: as planned, the critics argue, the memorial sells the supreme allied commander's greatness short.
"The changes in today's policy statement were limited and not substantive - the most important message continues to be that the Fed is still in no hurry to raise rates," said Ward McCarthy, chief US economist at Jefferies, in a note to clients.
"The danger is that it is starting to drift into irrelevance as states increasingly walk around the UN on the most important questions facing the international community, seeking substantive solutions elsewhere, increasingly seeing the UN as a pleasant diplomatic afterthought".
Most important, however, the psychometric theories failed to say anything substantive about the processes underlying intelligence.
Substantive differences still separate two of the most important countries in a region of strategic significance to the United States and Europe.
He added, "The first and most important thing was for Bush to share with people a substantive agenda that was bold and optimistic.
In her first appearance in the Middle East, in 2005, this Bush confidante and fellow Texan avoided substantive issues while reassuring audiences that "my most important title is Mom" and that Americans "greatly value many religious faiths".
