The contents archived in the individual mind – events, facts, concepts and capacities – are precisely for this reason something more than the representation of a single, unique personality.
Suárez supposes, however, that to execute his study of the causes of being, it is first of all incumbent on him to understand precisely what it is for something to be a cause, but then also further, as a distinct matter, what it is for a cause to exercise its causality.
A more provocative argument is that product makers with a unique story to tell — and clear values to sell — have some advantages right now precisely because retailers are looking for something to attract customer attention besides the lowest price.
This lack of depth and nuance, and the absence of the art of compromise (actually praising Obama for something), is precisely what led to the extremism of shutting down our government and threatening default on our debt.
Rather than looking for something that tastes precisely like foods higher in sugar or salt, industry researchers are instead aiming to concoct healthier combinations that are just as tasty.
Just skimming the "Look Inside" pages on Amazon, I learned precisely why something works for me in bed, reliably.
It was a strange translation; Mr. Ali seemed intent on normalizing something treasured precisely for its utter lack of compromise.
Another is that eating granita for breakfast feels precisely like something the woman behind Lady Chatterley would have done.
I don't think that passes the test; maybe they'll find an actual error on second pass, but I was pretty careful precisely because I knew they'd be looking for something, anything.
And, I suppose, even if you do: I can't say precisely why something that feels OK for Patti Smith in 1978 would be off the table for a Russian in 2012.
