The component supports phrase-aligned respeaking, translation, and commentary.
It is what surrounds and supports the phrase that is most important and it is no coincidence that in this putatively post-ideological world the rest of the relevant paragraph from Marx's Critique of Hegel's Philosophy of Right is so readily glossed over: "Religion is the sigh of the oppressed creature, the heart of a heartless world, and the soul of soulless conditions.
Janice Turner of The Times supported the phrase, writing that she is indifferent to it being used insincerely or 1,000 times a day.
Trent Lott's unfortunate comment at a 100th Birthday Party actually didn't say anything specific about race issues - the linkage was made by the media to suggest that the compliment honoring Strom Thurmond meant something that could be a code phrase supporting Strom's previous segregation stance.
But his voice is small and not well supported; his phrasing, wayward and oddly inexpressive.
Phrase searching is supported (quotes around a phrase will search for the entire phrase instead of its component parts. eg: "United States" will search for the phrase "United States" instead of "United" AND "States").
Many of the images also featured the phrase "Proudly supporting the human rights abuses of World Cup 2022".
What is clear is that with iPads, they meet the requirements for a "secure, SIM-enabled tablet with good life expectancy and capable of supporting future upgrades," as phrased by House of Commons Commission Chairman John Thurso in an interview with the paper.
In Ms. Geller's latest New York City ads, the layout and wording are largely the same as the old, but the phrase "Support Israel" will at times be replaced by others, including "Defend America," "Support the Hindus" and "Defend Nigerian Christians".
Although the understanding of "primarily useful" may be debatable, the case of US vs The Spy Factory from this week's readings persuasively supports that the phrase is clear enough to serve as the evaluation standard for MegaUpload and other technologies.
The big man is back, to borrow Rooney's own phrase, supported by a performance of great substance from Steven Gerrard, some resolute defending from a back four superbly marshalled by Terry and Joleon Lescott – and, yes, the sense that England may suddenly have good fortune on their side.
