But it is more precise to talk about a plurality of racisms than a single phenomenon; racism in Australia certainly differs to racism in say France, which differs again to racism in Norway, and so on.
2) In the Abstract, it might be more precise to talk about "mapping the network structure" as monkeys viewed scenes leading up to examining the valence on a conspecific's face rather than calling it a "social cognitive behavior"/"social context monitoring" since the behavior per se doesn't inform us in this regard.
"He was a little more precise when talking of his childhood," Guerrero said.
However, the discourse was so dull, containing as far as I could tell the precise same talking points that have become rote through diminishing repetition, that I fell back asleep.
Over in the House, only Republicans Duncan (TN), Hostettler (IN), Houghton (NY), Leach (IA), Morella (MD), and Paul (TX) displayed the moral courage to stand up to an unprecedented propaganda campaign, illustrated all too clearly in the film, by one Republican after the next, seen echoing the same precise White House talking points, word-for-word, on the Congressional floor.
(Tim) I think one of the proper intentions of a review body like the Guardianship Board is trying to pin clinicians down to being precise when they talk about risk, of course, because the Guardianship Board absolutely appals dialogue, they attempt to compel people to behave in certain ways, but these are proper questions.
Kristina, striking and long-legged in skinny jeans, shares her husband's precise way of talking, or he hers.
This is why a precise language for talking about key concepts related to biobanking was explored and an initial 'minimum information set' common to all biobanks was suggested at the end of the Preparatory Phase.
And then another volunteer would suggest talking points that attendees could use to counter the Gardner talking points—or, to be more precise, the presumed Gardner talking points.
