A Mode button gives all these keys secondary personalities that control your cable box.
"Ms Jenner is a secondary reality-television personality, who appeared on the television series Keeping Up With the Kardashians as a supporting character, to Ms Jenner's half-sisters, Kim, Khloe and Kourtney Kardashian".
Or, as she's summed up in the legal papers filed by Kylie Minogue's lawyers who are looking to prevent her trademarking the name Kylie, she's "a secondary reality-television personality" and a "supporting character" in her family's own reality show, Keeping Up With the Kardashians.
Patients with chronic uncontrolled disease (including uveitis) for more than 3 years were excluded to avoid altered personality secondary to the disease.
The filing also manages to describe Jenner quite succinctly as a "home-schooled," "secondary reality television personality" whose "photographic exhibitionism" has drawn criticism for its offenses against disability rights and cultural appropriation. .
"That becomes secondary to the personalities that are involved".
But this aspect of her personality was secondary to the furious glissandos and eruptive energy that distinguished her work until recently.
Legend, who wears his made-up name lightly, has commandeered a sector where personality is secondary to the song, and the song looks back to sunny retro uplands in which romance is exalted, and politics don't figure.
For some comorbid conditions, such as personality disorders, secondary outcome measures were lacking in the literature.
Someone with O'Hara's presence could afford to regard the writing of poetry as a secondary act, a transcript of personality.
