Etiquette requires you to do what is polite, namely refund the money.
But faced with the reality of what is happening, namely raw extortion on the part of a party that, after all, only controls one house of Congress, it would have been totally justifiable.
But what is confused, namely that the sensation is in the hand, is by no means clear in us" (Logic, 48).
Yet because of the spatial and temporal simultaneity the apparent gaze of the icon invites the viewer to enter into the world of the painting and tends to privilege what is portrayed, namely Jesus gazing at me.
In some cases, apoptosis induction by the host cell leads to exactly what is expected, namely viral attenuation, but surprisingly with the help of viral protein cleavages.
Second, when addressing attitudes, there may be an "expectancy factor" that draws the scores towards what is expected, namely social desirability – people feel obligated to be positive about the domains studied.
The study of rural urban population mixing focuses on situations conducive to what is central, namely the transmission of any underlying infection in childhood leukaemia from infected to susceptible individuals, the latter being more prevalent in rural areas.
Thus, the data can only be considered for what it is, namely a summary of the patient's own words based on the physician's understanding and presentation of what the patient has expressed verbally.
"So what is happening now is namely the overcoming of the Soviet, KGB heritage, the Soviet control of the church," he said.
I think that viewers who don't know spaghetti Westerns from spaghetti carbonara can take the film for what it is — namely, a counterfactual fantasy — and can evaluate it on its own terms — namely, as a heap of overbaked, under-realized speculations on a scattershot batch of notions, some of which (as I explored yesterday) are authentically and legitimately interesting and troubling.
