Specifically, if somebody is late for training should I, a) punish that player, b) punish everybody, or c) not punish anybody, or d) something else?
LH: This is the first time that I've done a project specifically for somebody with a disability.
Specifically, if somebody is a bigot, you have a right -- in fact, you have a responsibility -- to call them out and say, "Hey, you're a bigot".
The London-based news agency Reuters, for example, has a long-standing policy of not calling anything terror or terrorism unless specifically quoting somebody else.
It didn't matter that the place had been specifically designed for somebody else.
"We need to have within our intelligence agency somebody specifically in charge of our counterterrorism efforts," Mr. Graham added.
Mark Hogan, vice president for marketing at Jockey in Kenosha, Wis., said the company had "somebody specifically that we're looking at" to replace Grey, but gave no details.
"He was calm, pacing, scanning the crowd, like he was looking for somebody specifically". Trammel said he made brief eye contact with the gunman, then he saw three men in helmets and face masks crouching along the wall, making their way toward the gunman.
Some were particularly shy about asking for practical support until it was specifically offered: ' If somebody offered me something I can accept, but I cannot (ask) "Please come with me somewhere' (M013).
