Last week, the government and the Scottish authorities released, separately, thick files of correspondence between them on the issue, each effectively seeking to placate the anger of the Obama administration and American families of bombing victims.
The sisters' correspondence is thick with details of dress and d?r, court gossip, family news and bulletins on health -- a "splendid confusion," as Louisa writes of the sisters' first stay in London.
Over and above its verificationist element, the propositional content of every judgment also contains a "thick" or non-deflationary correspondence-relation to relatively external or extrinsic actual facts (see Section 1.3 above).
Jon L. Lellenberg, a Pentagon official, is completing a history of the Irregulars, packed with insider correspondence, that has implausibly grown into five thick paperback volumes bound in scarlet.
Within days, he had entered into an elaborate correspondence in teensy tiny fairy handwriting on thick cream paper and signed with love from Dilly, the Tooth Fairy.
Different experiments, based on the nucleation of new nanostructures at the top surface of 25- and 100-nm thick GaAs cap layers, have permitted to establish a one-to-one correspondence between the mounds and the buried nanostructures.
Thick carpets, thicker curtains.
A spirited correspondence followed.
