"We're inspired by people who interpreted that music," he said.
Those who interpreted it the other way were simply wrong.
Another woman who interpreted for the Army first applied for an S.I.V. in 2008.
"Oh no, oh no," she said through her granddaughter, who interpreted.
Effectively, though not formally, canon law included the opinions of canonists who interpreted the Corpus.
Dany was sent to live with his grandmother Da, who "interpreted dreams", in Petit-Goâve, by the sea.
The message angered some students, who interpreted it to mean that the university fully endorsed the police action.
Moses and the prophets were viewed as the chosen spokesmen who interpreted God's will and purposes to the nation.
Tesco said it would remove them to address the concerns of those who "interpreted them as an anti-homeless measure".
Other travel writers of note include the multinational Lafcadio Hearn (1850 1904), who interpreted Japan with sensitivity and insight.
Cuvier's essay was translated into English in 1813 and published with an introduction by the Scottish naturalist Robert Jameson, who interpreted it as proof of Noah's flood.
