To the end, Ms. Meadoff and Ms. Kopple focused on programs like those at the Churchill School in Manhattan, which helps children understand that a learning difference is not a sign of weaker intelligence and that asking for help is nothing to be ashamed of.
The authors point all the way back to Galen, the early Greek physician and founder of experimental physiology, who, they wrote, spoke of the "smelly skin, defective brains and weak intelligence" of blacks, a perception that the authors say, may have influenced medical teachings in the Byzantine, Arab and medieval Christian worlds.
By being inside the EU, the UK would benefit from being able to raise the standards of some of the weaker intelligence agencies, she said.
This is especially worrying in a country with a history of security lapses at its nuclear facilities, a weak intelligence apparatus and a deeply rooted terrorist network.
We have weak intelligence".
He blamed weak intelligence.
Paradoxically, the Germans had weaker intelligence sources but a better understanding of their opponents.
God the Father was just a stronger, more intelligent God capable of guiding the weaker intelligences, like us.
"We can't return to the failed policies of the past, of weaker defense and weaker intelligence-gathering," Mr. Forrester said, describing himself as a fresh voice equipped to face the challenges of the future.
Gladstone came to think it a credit to the nation that in other countries assassinations were carried out by men of high intelligence, while in Britain, it was "men of weak and morbid minds".
