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Voluble, narcissistic Muslims today don't even understand what such campaigning alliances are or how their identity politics has disabled the wider anti-racist struggle.
It also gave me the chance to work on large-scale, externally-funded research projects and to understand what such large scale work entails.
To track and steer these population health dynamics and understand what such transitions mean for health systems and policies requires radical change and strengthening of national health information systems to provide essential information.
To help me understand what such a song would sound like, Stewart cited "Waterloo," by ABBA.
We are only starting to understand what such a convergent architecture will look like and how it will influence business and society.
Especially when you're a teenager, it takes looking at the pile of debris where a house you once knew stood to really understand what such a storm can do.
And he couldn't have a better setting for his work than the Museum of Chinese in the Americas, an institution that has long understood what such complex positioning means.
And while we may never fully understand what motivates such hatred, such violence, the perpetrators of such despicable acts must know that your twisted thinking is no match for the compassion and the goodness and the strength of our united American family".
It may make her a great president one day, but for now voters struggle to understand what slogans such as "stronger together" mean in practice.
We are trying to understand what biomarkers, such as brain images or tests on blood or cerebrospinal fluid, are predictive of whether an individual is or is not going to undergo a decline in cognitive function.
It is hard for a civilian to understand what form such challenges took — he was coy about all this, and no one, among the daytime visitors, could really comprehend what it was like to live there — but he made it clear that the threat of instigation was incessant.
