And "Saved" concludes on a note of deliberate ambiguity, with a ruminative ballad stressing the tough road that lies ahead for all the kids.
Observers of the N.L.R.B. consistently note the deliberate — read: slow — pace of its investigations as the general counsel tries to talk to people on both sides of the charge and obtain documents to support what they say.
Of note, a deliberate description of elements and characteristics of the intervention are important for drawing conclusions about the intervention, and its application to a variety of clinical settings[ 43].
Note that deliberate trolling is a violation of the XBox live code of conduct and that repeated violations can result in suspensions and bans.[6].
So whereas the SPY Index used to have dings against providers for accidental failures before, it is now more and more full of cautionary notes for deliberate, calculated short-term profit seeking at the expense of long-term relationship health.
– Nominated 2006: AFI's 100 Years...100 Cheers – #47 2007: AFI's 100 Years...100 Movies (10th Anniversary Edition) – #15 2008: AFI's 10 Top 10 – #1 Science Fiction Film Since its premiere, 2001: A Space Odyssey has been analyzed and interpreted by professional movie critics, amateur writers and science fiction fans, virtually all of whom have noted its deliberate ambiguity.
First there was the ad, (for now we'll leave aside the fact that the ad completely distorted Obama's original statement by slicing and dicing it into something else. Jon Stewart noted: "This deliberate misstating and misrepresentation of Obama's position is now the centerpiece of Romney's campaign").
GP-TS "I usually say to them is it a heavy job, does it involve lifting or twisting, or obviously is it a manual labour job…" GP-NS Some GPs deliberately did not initiate work discussions perhaps to avoid raising patient expectations for a fit note or deliberating this issue with patients altogether.
During my time in Belfast, half a dozen people quoted that line to me, noting the presumably deliberate echo of Adams's famous 1995 quote about the I.R.A. Storey "didn't mean Sinn Fein hadn't gone away," McIntyre said.
He notes that Blair expressed this unjustified certainty as his "belief" and states that he will not question this, while noting that the "deliberate selection" of the "I believe" formulation "indicates a distinction between his beliefs and the JIC's actual judgements".
