What about AT&T and Medco in terms of approval?
Once she hungered for the abyss; now the terms of approval are apt to be "calm," "courteous," "civilized," "mature".
Most entries, such as pickled onions, cinema food and bubblegum, begin with Lampen declaring his love for the food in question in the laddish, faux-ironic mode in which 'brilliant' and 'rubbish' are interchangeable terms of approval: an idea more British than the Knickerbocker Glory itself.
But Lenin praised them, the "worker ant" being one of his terms of approval.
For in his capacity as an error-theorist Russell does not define "good" and "bad" in terms of approval and disapproval.
This hypothesis is lent support by evidence adduced by Opie and Opie (1959), that negative terms used by children and adolescents tend to be stable, in contrast to the more rapid turnover of terms of approval.
Even with such an up-and-down year, though, Obama closed out December of 2011 almost exactly where he was in December of 2010, in terms of approval.
Joseph Frank (National Institutes of Health Clinical Center, Bethesda, USA) discussed the concept of cell tracking in cell-based therapies and described cell tracking as a 'key issue' for the US Food and Drug Administration in terms of approval for stem-cell-based therapies.
A working mom, after all, is a term of approval.
A tap club was formed, calledthe Copasetics after "everything is copasetic," Robinson's favorite term of approval.
