Unlike baseball and basketball, football is a sport in which raw athleticism alone can be a true game changer.
None of the visiting ministers chose to attend a feast on Saturday night, laid on by the local Inuit community, at which raw seal was on the menu.
It's laid out like a manufacturing facility, in which raw materials in the back of the plant come together as a finished product that rolls out the front.
During the course of his career, Dennett has developed a way of looking at the process by which raw matter becomes functional.
"We are constantly running computer models that show us, literally on a daily basis, which raw materials are best to use," said William S. Stavropoulos, Dow's chief executive.
Outstanding, however, is a section presenting four photographs made abroad from 1972 to 1975 in which raw, bold markings from walls pay homage to the black, macho brushstrokes of his friend Kline, who died in 1962.
Although I find his non-psychological approach, in which raw tunefulness and a friendly attitude trump interpretive subtlety, can quickly wear thin, it goes all the way back to the original prime mover of jazz singing, Louis Armstrong.
Certain records from this heyday of unpoliced steroid abuse -- particularly in sports in which raw strength is a primary requirement -- suggest that performances were achieved then that are unlikely to be matched by a clean competitor.
For now, the underlying issue for the owners and producers behind private food clubs, coöps, and herd shares through which raw milk and other farm products are distributed is this: will the members-only contracts protect them when they choose to sell food that the government has been declared illegal?
Although his family had clean drinking water, the man often walked naked through town to bathe and drink from the Latem River just downstream from the Meye River, into which raw sewage drained from an encampment of United Nations peacekeepers from Nepal.
According to Marx, material production requires two things: "material forces of production"—roughly, raw materials and the tools required to extract and process them and "social relations of production"—the division of labour through which raw materials are extracted and processed.
