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Although subjective interpretations and justifications might be discursive, this paper tries to formulate a consistent system of justifications of taste and will show how the set of justifications can be used for understanding the consumer culture of contemporary China.

But for the most part, the comments -- many of which are too colorful to print here -- highlight a fundamental problem for John McCain as he tries to formulate a winning strategy for November: How to win an election decided by voters in the middle, while continuing to pander to voters on the right.

Although the Ioannidis study makes general recommendations, this manuscript tries to formulate a checklist of practical guidelines for authors, editors and reviewers that are easy to implement and follow.

"But they tried to formulate a case".

He tried to formulate a national coaching style to be taught in schools and parks.

The American government has been working with Iraqi exiles and jurists, trying to formulate a way to conduct such trials.

Apart from a few references to comparative studies of "traditional" or "tribal" peoples, Hutton does not try to formulate a definition.

During the week, the delegates from different countries will work mostly behind closed doors, trying to formulate a declaration against racism, discrimination, xenophobia and other forms of intolerance.

So while Scott and his coaches try to formulate a plan to slow Pierce, Martin knows that he is the first option.

The youthful demonstrators who make up these coordination committees have bridged divides of sect, religion and class to try to formulate a leadership.

They are trying to formulate a quantum theory that can encompass not just atoms, nuclei, electrons and quarks but the very force of gravity that pulls apples to earth and keeps planets orbiting the sun.