How to replace that precedent and how to square the First Amendment, as it is popularly understood, with meaningful limits on money in politics—remains an open, and vexing, question for lawyers and policymakers.
This time, however, the judges ruled that "white persons" was "synonymous with the word 'Caucasian' only as that word is popularly understood".
But despite that, Obama's record, told with excruciating but powerfully persuasive detail, has been far better than is popularly understood.
I was born and grew up in Northeast India and I've seen the hunger for a better life as it is popularly understood in most places.
For those familiar with Mr. Link's work as it is popularly understood, the book's inclusion of color photography from this period may come as a surprise.
Although the importance of the solid and fluid forms is popularly understood, there is less general understanding of the role of water vapor and especially for its polymer forms than for example, of carbon dioxide (C02) or ozone (03).
His Heisenberg pseudonym was borrowed from the physicist whose uncertainty principle is popularly understood to express the idea that the presence of an observer changes the nature of what is observed.
How to replace that precedent — and how to square the First Amendment, as it is popularly understood, with meaningful limits on money in politics — remains an open, and vexing, question for lawyers and policymakers.
But the tenets of mindfulness as they are popularly understood – including looking within and accepting what you find with detached non-judgment – is the opposite of what mindfulness was meant to be.
Today, a "meme" on the Internet is popularly understood as a fever and became content that is played by everyone.
