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In a time which cries out for sustained clarity and the ongoing articulation of enlightened, shrewd substance, the Obama White House has chosen instead to operate mainly in the shadows, pursuing secret drone and special ops wars and surveillance buildups even as they assert a better relationship with a still obviously hostile Iran.

Postoperative evaluation in 15 of these children showed improvement in articulation in 9, no change in 4 who had normal speech preoperatively, and an ongoing articulation disorder in 2. Parent perception of speech intelligibility on a scale of 1 to 5 improved from 3.4 to 4.2 (P < 0.01).

The ambition of the seminar is twofold, aiming both to expand our familiarity with contemporary debates and to provide a focused forum for ongoing discussion regarding the articulation of new sites and strategies for research, writing, and practice.

First, they established the basis for what has been the ongoing emphasis of programs developed by the Committee: articulation of sound examples of evolutionary biology and its applications that can be directly incorporated into the K-12 curricula.

In fact, it is an authors' belief that the process of honest and ongoing professionalism dialogue is more important than the articulation of specific rules.

In spite of the early successes, many felt that ongoing effectiveness required a more formal structure with a clear articulation of roles and responsibilities.

The review outlines the intensity and articulation of work in this research field to date and its ongoing importance not only in the academy, but also in industrial sectors where composite materials represent a strategic resource for development.

This is not a final articulation of the SCOOPs model, but a report on an important milestone in its ongoing development.

Our ancestors' view of Judaism is not the final articulation of what Judaism should be; we have a place as an active participant in the ongoing evolution of our religious identities.

Articulation of the joint becomes difficult.

An articulation of its mission.