Keep debating until you find it and work hard to parse differences in assumptions and beliefs.
They are not parsing the differences between the Clinton and Obama health proposals, or obsessing over who would do better against John McCain.
And parsing the differences between Web campaigning and bricks-and-mortar electioneering is the task before the Federal Election Commission, which recently invited comments on how to approach Web politics.
And parsing the differences between campaigning on the Web and on the street is the task before the Federal Election Commission, which recently invited comments on how to approach Internet politicking.
A rainbow coalition of sullen boys and mouthy girls ages 13 and 14, the students are meant to be learning the finer points of the French language, parsing the differences between the passé composé and the imparfait, distinctions that seem nearly as foreign to them as does the reedy young teacher down in front.
The ace driver Sebastian Vettel, speaking with me before his first practice session, attempted to parse the differences between NASCAR and Formula One in terms that he thought I might understand.
This was the most ambitious and slippery project Stamper had taken on, and, at times, as she parsed the differences between "take first things first" and "take a shit," she felt herself "slowly unspooling into idiocy".
But on his campaign website Mr Ratliff parsed some differences between himself and Mr McLeroy: "I believe God created the Heavens and the Earth millions and millions of years ago.
As Minagawa translated each of my questions, Miyamoto often buried his face in his hands or rubbed his eyes and frowned, as though Minagawa had misheard me and, instead of asking Miyamoto to parse the differences between entertainment and play, was telling him he'd gone broke.
An archaeologist named Brian D. Crane from Fairfax, Va., not only pieced together the story of 19th-century sanitation in Washington, but also parsed the differences between "filth, garbage and rubbish," not to mention the substance that archaeologists delicately refer to as night soil, which is to say, excrement.
For cord cutters, it can be difficult to parse the differences between the various services as they don't all offer the same channel line-ups, nor do they have the same features.
