And that will mean, implicitly or perhaps even explicitly, Christie trumpeting his own legislative and electoral success as a Republican leader in a Democratic state.
Perhaps more explicitly, are traditional ways of observing land being used and indeed remain useful, considering the significant socio-economic and cultural changes occurring in the Mara?
Most obviously, perhaps, his explicitly historical works—including the long accounts of Sweden (Pufendorf 1686a, 1696) and of Brandenburg (Pufendorf 1695b, 1784) that so distinguished him, but also his famous Introductions (1682 and 1686; Pufendorf 2013 and 1976a)—give substance to and thus support his philosophical analysis of the state.
The view is perhaps most explicitly stated by Kant when he says, "freedom of the power of choice [i.e., Willkür] has a character entirely peculiar to it, that it cannot be determined to an action through any incentive except so far as the human being has incorporated it into his maxim (has made it into a universal rule for himself, according to which he wills to conduct himself)" (Rel 6 24).
Perhaps most explicitly, Scots-Jamaican nurse Mary Seacole was deliberately championed in both a sketch and later song as a forgotten heroine in the shadow of Florence Nightingale.
Perhaps most explicitly felt in the Zelda franchise, with their quests in magical woodlands, journeys across rolling hills and through hidden caves.
For starters, while Bush is earnestly (though perhaps not explicitly) rebranding himself as a moderate centrist, riffing on his brother's "Compassionate Conservative" mantra, his record as governor of Florida which he talked up for most of Monday's speech tells a different story.
The collective goals – especially relevant to patrons – include knowledge objectives, but also others, perhaps less explicitly, such as influencing policy processes and policy decisions.
In the same month that James Cameron took CGI characters into three dimensions, the National is staging what is perhaps its most explicitly cartoonish production ever: Katie Mitchell's adaptation of The Cat In the Hat.
It is simple but perhaps was never explicitly mentioned.
