Or, in popular terms, "white van conservatism".
Popular terms include: radically, interrogates, subverts, void, tension.
Or, in popular terms, "they" kill each other while we go to the beach.
He's one of the few filmmakers still committed to exploring the human condition — and in popular terms.
In popular terms, think of it as the debate between "Moneyball" (look at the data) and "Blink" (go with your intuition).
But Kimberly Peirce, whose younger brother has served in Iraq, has conceived her picture in popular terms that won't be easy to ignore.
ASHLEY PARKER Trending topics are drawn from a sampling of locally popular terms reported by Twitter in the past week, with posts of specific New York interest highlighted.
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If you want to take matters further, then try the popular terms of endearment, kotku/'little kitten' and, for a boy, misiu/'little bear'.
When the dot-com bubble burst, people lost interest in trademarks that use "Internet" or "global computer network," once two of the most popular terms, according to Dechert.
Those youth who conducted the operations did not accept any fiqh in the popular terms, but they accepted the fiqh that the Prophet Muhammad brought.
