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In Washington, there was a moment of silence at the White House, a wreath-laying at the Pentagon, and proper remarks from the President; in western Pennsylvania, where the passengers and crew on United 93 brought down a plane in an empty field, Joe Biden gave a speech that sounded both maudlin and true (a mix he does know how to manage).
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Before proceeding to his discourse, I, however, deem it proper to remark that conversation with the Judge enables me to say that he concurs entirely with the views expressed by Senator DOUGLAS in his speech at Springfield, Illinois, of June 12 , 1857
This chapter provides concluding remarks on proper experimental designs.
His comments provoked an angry response from China's head of doping control, Jiang Zhixue, who called the remarks "not proper " and said: "Some people are just biased.
He pocketed speech & without a quaver made a few remarks upon proper subject, Curtain rose on troupe of Spanish dancing puppets & M. de Monzie departed, probably to find and destroy typewritten puppet speech, so that he wouldn't give it by mistake at ceremony in honor of Prof. d'Arsonval.
and for not putting her remarks into proper context". While the excerpt showed Sherrod, an African American, telling the NAACP in a speech that she had discriminated against a white farmer as a nonprofit aid officer 24 years ago, the full speech made clear she was saying she had overcome that racial instinct and learned an important lesson.
As Elizabeth Anderson remarks , "The proper negative aim of egalitarian justice is not to eliminate the impact of brute luck from human affairs, but to end oppression, which by definition is socially imposed" (Anderson 1999, 288).
It may have been Bloomberg who struck the proper note in his remarks , when he spoke of the low expectations that many in the nation have for a race that features two candidates untouched by universal acclaim.
Robert Trueblood, the survivor of this tragedy, stated it correctly when he said, "If the families don't show up, the public tends to forget about them". It looks like Judge Bach had the judgment to refer the case on the proper charges, but his remarks reinforce that the public and the courts too often forget the victims in a headlong rush to offer sympathy to the wrong party.
"To address this challenge, everyone, from the scientists to the lobbyists at the environmental consulting firms, needs to speak up and petition their governments for scientifically based policies that recognize the urgency of proper environmental stewardship," she remarked.
As critics still remark in proper wonder, at least five of the musicians — Jimmy Blanton, on bass, Ben Webster, on tenor sax, Johnny Hodges, on alto sax, Harry Carney, on baritone sax, and Tricky Sam Nanton, on the trombone — are in the running for the very best ever to have picked up their instrument.
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The phrase "proper remarks " functions as a noun phrase where the adjective "proper" modifies the noun "remarks". This indicates that the remarks are appropriate, suitable, or conforming to accepted standards. Ludwig AI confirms its correct usage.
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