MR CLEGG: Well it's a very defensive election contest for us, where we are absolutely focussing purely and exclusively and remorselessly in these areas where we think we can win.
It does not seem to be online, but here are some extracts that seem to me alarmingly wrong.For one thing, Mr Dean suggests that European leaders in places like France are purely and exclusively pandering to racism when they oppose entry for Turkey.
It is the function (Leistung) performed by the psychic act seen purely and exclusively in its functionality of connecting psychological subjectivity and logical objectivity.
According to Lemkin, genocide "signifies the destruction of a nation or of an ethnic group and implies the existence of a coordinated plan, aimed at total extermination, to be put into effect against individuals chosen as victims purely, simply and exclusively because they are members of the target group".
Health and disease, like many other concepts, are neither purely scientific nor exclusively a part of common sense.
The "world's lightest phone", the Modu 1, will soon be available in the UK exclusively through Purely Gadgets.
This makes the conclusion that "these results demonstrate that iNC fibres contact almost exclusively the purely GABAergic Golgi cells" uncertain.
The Fair Labor Standards Act requires that employers pay everyone, but exemptions exist for purely educational positions that are exclusively for the benefit of the intern (few internships, of course, would seem to meet that standard).
In the past, theories of learning, as a prerogative of psychologists, were generally formulated in purely verbal terms and evaluated exclusively at the behavioral level.
And, compared to purely government-designed curricula taught exclusively in schools, on-the-job learning allows people to develop "hard" skills on modern equipment and "soft" skills, such as teamwork, communication and negotiation, through real-world experience.
