All you have to do is match the clues with the partial phrases above them.
Visible lone words like, "memory" and partial phrases like "I'm here…," appear at the edge of the surface of pieces.
I don't rely on any one method but usually a melody comes to me with partial phrases and nonsense mumbles.
Dropped quotes are partial phrases taken from the middle of a piece of text.
"What about sensible gun laws that limit what you can do, when you can do it, make it consistent with the Constitution but also don't jeopardize everybody?" On Tuesday, a spokesman said that Mr. Bloomberg was also partial to the phrase "reasonable restrictions".
Abortion A federal appeals court ruled last year that the phrase "partial-birth abortion" as used in a 1997 Nebraska law criminalizing the procedure "has no fixed medical or legal content" and was so ill-defined as to be potentially applicable to common techniques used for abortions early in pregnancy.
(She used the phrase with partial irony).
An example of the gay marriage version of a phrase like "partial birth" abortion, he said, would be "protecting the right of a believer in traditional marriage from being punished from the government," and another example would be "conscience protections," which are policies that allow religious believers to opt-out of certain duties of their jobs that violate their beliefs.
Finally, over yet another nice dinner at which he mocked my food choices again, apparently feeling he could do so because he was paying for them, I said I thought we shouldn't sleep together anymore, seeing as there was a "visible terminus" (the kind of phrasing he was partial to) to our relationship.
The mayor, who is partial to a colorful turn of phrase, said that Mr. Yates had told him that there was "nothing at the end of the rainbow".
