Herring was quoted extensively for the piece, and the most contentious quote appears to be his "racists have a point" remark – which is how he paraphrased the argument of his new show, Hitler Moustache.
To paraphrase the line of argument as explained in the report: To be successful, a university discipline studies money, attracts money through research, and promises graduates a lot of money in future income.
You should accurately paraphrase the counter-argument so that you won't be accused of trying to minimize its force.
"The spending power of these two consumer groups is very different," the person who has read the document said, paraphrasing the regulators' argument.
I did spot one quote from a paparazzo defending the photos, and other candid photos of topless celebrities, with the (paraphrased) argument "people will pay a lot of money for them, and I need to earn a living".
They are rather versions of paraphrase nominalism, and so they are subject to the argument against that view given in section 1.2.
It has to be Islam as a political ideology," said Jocelyne Cesari, a professor at the University of Birmingham in Britain and author of "Why the West Fears Islam," paraphrasing those arguments.
At the argument on Monday, Justice Antonin Scalia paraphrased that standard.
For one thing, the argument relies on taking a folksy paraphrase as metaphysically revealing; perhaps we would be better off treating this as just a careless manner of speaking.
At a campaign stop in Missouri in July, Mr. Obama paraphrased the Republican's argument against him by saying, "You know, he's not patriotic enough.
In what follows we paraphrase and interpolate freely so as to ease the application of the argument in contemporary contexts.
