So profound is Trump's discomfort with losing the popular vote that he constituted a commission to uncover statistically nonexistent voter fraud.
In that respect he constitutes a refreshing contrast to the "evil genius" of Romanticism, Richard Wagner, with whose aesthetic standpoint he otherwise had much in common.
That, he thought, constitutes a form of generational theft.The first these, the temptation to meddle, touches on a core component of Smith's philosophy, most notably captured, Mr Otteson says, in the great economist's first book, "The Theory of Moral Sentiment" (1759).
That, he said, constitutes a record, if not legislative, that eclipses his rivals for City Hall.
It is thus through the action of hepcidin and iron redistribution that Delta-He constitutes a marker of both erythropoiesis and inflammation.
President Barack Obama has identified a new threat that he says "constitutes an unusual and extraordinary threat to the national security and foreign policy of the United States," but it isn't a new militant group in the Middle East or maneuvering by a rival superpower: It's the landlocked African nation of Burundi.
Ramirez did not commit a crime, but the ICE agents who arrested him are claiming that he still constituted a threat to public safety.
Out of his 1930 study of the skeletons of the extinct Pecos (New Mexico) pueblo, he developed a scheme of racial types that he believed constituted the Indian stock as a whole, suggesting components such as "Mediterranean" and "Negroid".
The initial optimism that greeted Mr. Deitch's arrival in Los Angeles, and a sense that he would constitute a quirky third in a potent triumvirate of recent imports that included Michael Govan, who had left the Dia Art Foundation to direct the Los Angeles County Museum of Art, and Ann Philbin, who went from the Drawing Center to head the Hammer Museum, has evanesced.
McFee (2011b) provides a list of seven features that he says constitute a dance "work" of art (what he calls a "dancework") for purposes of numerical identification, appreciation and historical preservation, although he is careful to clarify that these features do not amount to a definition of a dance work of art.
