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But either way, a year from now we will likely be on the verge of an important ruling which will articulate, either narrowly or expansively, the Court's view on the rights of gay and lesbian Americans to full equality.

Which candidate will articulate a plan to build on these strengths while mitigating the negative effects of a new global economic equilibrium?

They will sort through all of this information to develop a logical argument for why one candidate is better than the other, which they will articulate in an editorial endorsement.

Mr. Hoffman, Ms. Tomlin, Ms. Huppert, Mr. Wahlberg and Ms. Watts (devoid of make-up and wearing an Amish bonnet) are all crowded into an old Chevrolet for the critical scene in which they will articulate the movie's themes: how everything in the universe is connected, and how sadness is an inevitable part of life.

Fourth, get a decent suburban townhouse to raise your family in, rather than a vast palace which will merely articulate his or her distance from the people he or she will serve.

This is neither good nor bad, but a consequence that needs pointing out and should not be ignored as it will lead to conflicts with Zero which will, if articulated in descriptive terms, be too similar.

It's my opinion, which I'll articulate tomorrow, that the books of males vs females doesn't need to be balanced in favour of more females.

A general answer will articulate the notion of logical form, which is an important issue in its own right (involving the notion of logical constants, among other things).

I am sure he will articulate the right goals.

Section 2 will articulate constraints on a satisfactory theory.

The company says it will articulate such a strategy later this summer.