Which, clearly, is to deliberately miss the point.
It's initially about the bomb, which clearly is of importance to us all.
Blue Balliett pays attention to the small details, which clearly is one of Ms. Hussey's mandates to her students.
"Bacteria therefore will pass from the insides of mice to the insides of humans which clearly is an unacceptable risk to public health".
It's time to salute this Harvard team, which clearly is one of the better Division I FCS (formerly Division I-AA) teams in the nation.
I'd work for 24 hours straight, then have a catnap, and then work for another 12 hours, which clearly is really bad – it's bad for your health and your decision-making capabilities.
Not my department, of course; but also of course, I'm very much for equality, and gratified by the tone of the coverage, which clearly is that this is normal, natural, and inevitable.
Instead, Mr. King sent the women to Disneyland, oops, the Middle East, which clearly is no laughing matter, however hard he tried to invoke the Hope and Crosby road movies and, more subtly, Frank Capra's "Lost Horizon," about a utopia.
"The main difference is the strength of the Aussie dollar, which clearly is causing businesses to markedly reassess the viability of ongoing operations as well as strategic direction," Mr. Sebastian said.
