We generally regard phrases with pattern [ adj| verb]*[ fill]{2}[ noun]+ as noun phrases, where fill are fill words like of, the, for, etc.
Regarding the phrasing "Israel-Palestine conflict," you write, "I've heard from ardent Zionists who deplore this usage because, they say, 'There is no Palestine".' You failed to mention that most Palestinians, and other Arabs for that matter, say, "There is no Israel".
VIVIEN SCHWEITZER SIMONE DINNERSTEIN Miller Theater Though pianists have significant freedom regarding dynamics, phrasing, touch and tempos when playing Bach, some of Simone Dinnerstein's interpretations in the Keyboard Partitas Nos. 1 and 2 at the Miller Theater on Thursday evening seemed far-fetched.
Patients filled the form without omissions/questions regarding the phrasing of items.
The IKDC/SKF-GR was filled in by all patients in approximately 10 min, without omissions, and there were no questions regarding the phrasing of the scale items.
The vignettes were designed by the team, including two General Practitioners for clinical input, stroke patient representatives were consulted regarding specific phrasing of the vignettes and role players reviewed the vignettes for practical use.
A version of the following clarification was scheduled for publication in the Guardian of 4 October 2010 regarding the phrase in the article above saying that the tunnelling goes "under Silwan and into the land under the al-Aqsa mosque".
For now, a meta-word, regarding a phrase in a substantial review of it that Glenn Kenny posted at his blog, Some Came Running, today, in which he calls it "a largely adroit film concerning largely insufferable people".
What arrived from last year is more of a validation regarding the phrase 'never quit.' " This year has presented a different challenge, requiring a burst of wins rather than a monthlong grind.
