But he takes heart from the examples of Spain, Portugal, and Greece, where "no one was, in Communist parlance, Oliquidated;O whole classes and social groups were not tossed into the Odustbin of history.OO Instead, "nothing happened except that the iceberg of power was melted from within".
A recent intriguing account (Marmodoro 2015) suggests that Anaxagorean ingredients are not material; rather they are primitive physical qualitative powers or dispositions (in the parlance of contemporary metaphysics, they are "gunky").
In any case, Tanabe's philosophy as the "way of metanoetics" (zangedō) entails a ceaseless movement of what he calls "absolute critique," where the self-power of finite reason again and again runs up against antinomies, and is reborn only by way of absolute nothingness as what he calls, in the parlance of Shinran's Shin Buddhism, the workings of Other-power (tariki).
In the parlance of the game, he is the quintessential five-tool talent - able to hit for average, hit for power, run, field and throw.
In the parlance of the clubhouse, he battled.
In the parlance of the time, they picked winners.
In the parlance of this series, I rate it.
Gholston, in the parlance of scouts, was a bust.
In the parlance of chemists, metallic lead is electropositive.
In the parlance of 1L's, she had "curved out".
