That kind of detail matters to a songwriter like Mr. Cole, an unabashed admirer of Bob Dylan, Leonard Cohen and other songwriters who delineate closely observed characters with a few verses and a handful of chords.
The failure of public services to meet the expectations of the poor has been amply discussed by Goetz and Jenkins [ 14], who delineate the roles of "bias and corruption" in denying essential needs to poorer populations with less 'voice', especially where the middle class has itself opted out of state-provided services, and does not call for state accountability.
Daniel Sullivan, who clearly delineates nuances of class and character, expertly directs an excellent cast.
"As you get older, the teachers say, 'You have to paint like this,' between the lines or whatever, and once the rules are put in place it delineates who's the artist and who isn't.
I didn't really delineate who was writing the lyrics and who was writing the melody.
But the Department of Education did not rezone the neighborhoods to delineate who should attend the existing schools and who should go to the new ones, instead having P.S. 234 and P.S. 89 hold lotteries.
If this pair of middle-aged, curly haired, musical brothers from opposite points of the globe bring to the table different qualities, it's impossible to delineate who is bringing what, so in tune are they to feeding and complementing each other's impulses.
Additional analyses not reported here showed that women who did not delineate a network perceived less social support in general.
Given the link between disclosure and receipt of social support (e.g., Chin and Kroesen 1999), it is entirely possible that women who did not delineate their networks were among the least likely to disclose their status to anyone.
Unfortunately, however, many patients receive their care outside such systems and thus improvements will require a better level of coordination between generalists and specialists to delineate who is responsible for providing which services and to avoid making baseless assumptions.
