Most people going to see "The Post," or lavishing it with awards, will, I suspect, feel heartened and flattered by the warmth with which it endorses their own convictions.
It acknowledges the difference between salmon farmed in nets, which it recommends avoiding, and those farmed in tanks, which it endorses.
Last June, when the rest of the British press were busy endorsing Tony Blair or William Hague, the monthly Khilafah Magazine published a special election issue in which it endorsed God.
The World Organization for Animal Health, based in Paris, issued a separate statement late Thursday in which it endorsed humane culls at infected farms but also said a supplemental policy "could be to apply a suitably adapted vaccination policy of limited duration".
In October, the Communist Party's Central Committee held a plenary session on "rule of law", in which it fully endorsed the constitution.
The Fairtrade Foundation has signed a deal with Waitrose under which it will endorse and advise on the supermarket's own ethical food sourcing programme.
Miss Suu Kyi was married to an Englishman, Michael Aris (who died in 1999), and her two sons hold British passports.The NLD is campaigning to change the 2008 constitution, which it never endorsed.
Similarly, the Gainesville Police Department in Florida said it rejected Trump's speech, which it claimed "endorsed and condoned police brutality".
These three types of questions might also help clarify the different epistemological levels at which the TOL might play a role as a hypothesis/theory, and more specific circumstances in which it might endorse a more heuristic role.
Matt Buchanan, the editor at Fwd, BuzzFeed's technology blog, proposed a "private mode" for the entire Internet, which I endorse - although it seems unlikely we'll ever see anything so ambitious.
A more creative Israel would embrace Palestine's recognition, which it has already endorsed in principle, and then rally allies to its side, to leverage their support in decisive settlement talks.
