(We cannot guarantee that your doctor will phrase it in exactly the same way).
It's not a matter of notes all written down because each person will phrase it differently.
I have heard the phrase, "we'll just agree to disagree," used a lot in diversity sessions and most of the time its use is a conversation stopper.
"And we will understand the phrase 'alone together' is not an oxymoron anymore," she writes in a poem titled symbolic interactionism.
In the following text, we will use the phrase 'MeSH term' to refer to any MeSH heading, MeSH term, or MeSH substance under or mapped to the Chemicals and Drugs branch of MeSH.
Example: if, when we are born, the doctor says something like "Gosh, you're an angry one, aren't you", we will remember this phrase because it was paired with trauma, and replay it in our minds later on.
We will use awkward phrases like "civil union" and "domestic partnership" so long as we can get what our families really need: the rights, responsibilities and safeguards of legal marriage.
For example, Scanlon (2007) notes that authors may subconsciously reuse their previously published words: "The more we write, the more likely we will reuse something imagery, phrasing, a sentence, an anecdote, an entire argument that has served us well in the past and which has become a part of our writing vocabulary".
And the L.A. Times has printed up T-shirts, for staff and the public, with the phrase "We will not shut up" in thirteen languages.
Many in the sombre, reflective crowd wore T-shirts with his beaming photo and the phrase, "We will not give up on Brazil".
