The film's success with its target audience is precisely the grounds for its failure with most critics.
The economic problems on Wall Street have posed a severe problem for Mr. McCain, moving the presidential debate to precisely the ground that favors Democrats, and Mr. Biden sought repeatedly during the debate to lay the problem at the doorstep of the Republican Party.
(Did they even bother to change camera angles in the movie version of "The End of the Affair"?) Yet Baxter manages never to go over precisely the same ground.
But the relationship has always been rocky, and has foundered on precisely the same grounds: India's prickliness at being seen as anything but a singular nation with a unique destiny.
Of course, it remains possible for the Replacement Naturalist to argue for the requisite concept of legality on precisely the empirical grounds noted in the previous section ("Replacement Naturalism I: Against Conceptual Analysis").
The EU should, moreover, also take steps, on precisely the same grounds, to suspend the trade agreements with Israel.
The earliest parliamentary committee on broadcasting, the Sykes Committee of 1923, rejected funding the BBC from general taxation precisely on the grounds that not everyone used the service.
But Groves is a signatory to the letter denouncing the move, precisely on the grounds that not enough empirical work has been done to judge the impact of it.
A few months ago, the Administration refused to allow construction of the pipeline's northern leg, precisely on the ground that Republicans were trying to rush the permitting process.
Despite the Bureau of Alcohol , Tobacco Firearms and Explosives having previously declared that such weapons "serve a function in crime and combat, but serve no sporting purpose," Bushmaster sold it anyway — and precisely on the grounds that it could kill many people, quickly.
