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In late 2000 he directed the drafting of the National Action Charter, which articulated the goals of establishing an elected parliament and a constitutional monarchy in Bahrain.

Merriam's Political Power (1934) and Lasswell's classic Politics: Who Gets What, When, How (1936 the title of which articulated the basic definition of politics gave a central place to the phenomenon of power in the empirical study of politics.

That same year, Thorn collaborated with Massive Attack on a song called "Protection," which articulated Thorn's dependable side, making concrete what had always seemed to be there: her lyrics are about protecting others, which is usually more the province of parents than pop singers.

Yet there was another 80s, one mostly written out of histories like this, a counterculture to whose intentions Mail readers were oblivious, which articulated the convictions of a large, disaffected minority who held that whatever Mrs Thatcher said, there was an alternative; multiple alternatives, in fact.

In 1610, forty-four fofliberalof liberal theologian Jacobus Arminius referred to as Arminians wrote a formal "Remonstrance," which articulated the ways in which they deviated from orthodox Calvinism, particularly with respect to the issues of self-determination and grace.

In his first three books, Baudrillard argued that the classical Marxian critique of political economy needed to be supplemented by semiological theories of the sign which articulated the diverse meanings signified by signifiers like language organized in a system of meaning.

On the outer side is the radial notch, which articulates with the head of the radius.

In mammals the lower jaw is a single bone, the dentary, which articulates with the squamosal of the skull.

Among mammals, the monotremes have two coracoid processes, which articulate medially with the presternum and laterally with the scapula.

But it compensates with an appealing cast and pleasurable dance sequences, which articulate Robinson's essence more eloquently than words.

It is a document around which the nation can unite, a set of fundamental principles which articulates a consensual national vision.Not here in Hungary.