"If they didn't, why were practical people fighting over this?
Evidence examiners get practical about fighting cognitive bias.
For example, pranks, tricks, cheating and practical jokes, fighting and arguing are "grey areas", in which it is perfectly possible for legitimate, common sense and useful information to be imparted.
I like it a lot — it's a triumph of style and, for that matter, of modernist reflexivity — but it failed to connect with audiences because Soderbergh over-foregrounded it, emphasizing the practical acrobatics of fighting over the psychology of the characters (just as in "Contagion" he emphasized practicalities over inner life).
The White House has been left stranded between rapidly polarising reactions to the Senate torture report on Tuesday as officials refused to say whether they agreed with its chief finding that the brutal techniques used by the CIA were of no practical use in fighting terrorism.
One on one, as a follow-up to her extensive onstage remarks, she urged a "practical approach" to fighting climate change, including doing business with green power companies.
Over the course of recent months the Center for International Private Enterprise (CIPE) and the Afghan National Center for Policy Research (NCPR) have been hosting a series of roundtable meetings on the issues and practical implications of fighting corruption in Afghanistan convening key local stakeholders for rigorous discussion.
This study has demonstrated the complexity of perspectives about FGC, which has practical implications for those working on fighting this practice.
"In Russia after [the] Snow Revolution ha[d] failed, people changed their political declarations into practical ones – we started fighting against power abuses on local levels through establishing different unions of people who care about their yards, their roads, their schools and tr[ied] to prevent abuse of their rights," he said. .
