Everett covers Chomskyan syntax largely in passing, referring to it as "highly technical" and choosing not to dwell on its machinery, even to the extent I have here.
Passes refers to number of passes of a suctioning catheter that is required to clear the endotracheal tube of secretions.
Because of an editing error, an article on Friday about efforts by California to make its bar exam easier to pass referred incorrectly in some editions to the public information officer for the California Supreme Court.
Among the options they will be considering are limiting consumer eligibility for the electric vehicle rebates based on income, and expanding the trade-in program for older higher-polluting vehicles by offering vouchers for car sharing and bus and transit passes (referred to as the "mobility option" in the law).
In passing, Paul refers to a party of Cephas (Peter) in 1 Corinthians 1 12 that suggests that a group in the church of Corinth was especially devoted to Peter (leading some to assume a residence of Peter in Corinth) and refers to Peter in 1 Corinthians 9 5 as carrying on missionary activity accompanied by his wife.
In passing, Paul refers to a party of Cephas (Peter) in 1 Corinthians 1 12 that suggests that a group in the church of Corinth was especially devoted to Peter (leading some to assume a residence of Peter in Corinth) and in 1 Corinthians 9 5 to Peter as carrying on missionary activity accompanied by his wife.
But now, he added, "I think there has been a shift in terms of recognizing the importance of youth culture and slang". In other words, people like Mr. Barrett, who marvels at a term like "ghetto pass," which refers to street credibility for nonblacks, are in demand.
Other passing thrills referred to here: summer baseball ("Out of the Sun"), navigating a foreign city ("Trees of Barcelona"), staying home ("Staying Home").
In passing, he referred to the intervening 15 years as ones of living with three other American defectors in simple peasant houses without water or electricity.
