Obama's own recessiveness, whatever good it might have done in particular cases (precious little, apparently), dampened the ardor of his Party's base, especially the young.
That meant that the votes of delegates -- and in particular, the precious individuals who were still undecided -- became very important. .
In Africa they represent a particular threat to precious forest fauna, including chimpanzees, bonobos and gorillas, by connecting forests to the fast-growing cities where bushmeat is prized.
Ten years passed; I watched "Garden State" again, and it was like paging through an old yearbook, enduring the humorless soul-searching, the emphatic quirkiness, and, in particular, such a precious depiction of New Jersey.
James Hughes, dean of the Edward J. Bloustein School of Planning and Public Policy at Rutgers University, said in particular there had been "precious little" regional planning.
Nightingale is keen to highlight that discussing mental health is important; we don't want to discourage those discussions by becoming too precious or particular about the terms used.
Speaking ahead of the trip that completes a tour of all four parts of the UK within the first two weeks of her premiership, May said: "I made clear when I became prime minister that I place particular value on the precious bonds between the nations of the United Kingdom.
Not being so precious about particular tracks has given Vince the freedom to explore improvisation, something he speaks about with passion.
There's a kind of luxury to the songs on "Utopia," in their capacity to be so precious and so particular about language and sound.
Japanese and foreign firms have formed a joint development for the industrialization of global CO2 recycling plants in which they pay a particular attention to work without precious metals and rare elements.
