Asked whether Mr. Bush had legitimately won the 2000 election, 11percentt of African-American voters said yes, reflecting anger about reports that African-Americans had been kept from voting in 2000 in Florida and other states.
Although Democrats predictably carried the measure, 49 Republicans also voted yes, reflecting the party's gradual shift toward embracing more libertarian views on drug policy.
A general helpful factor for those in remission was 'Awareness and handling of feelings', illustrated by this excerpt: "But first and foremost, for the first time in my life I have learnt to notice what I feel and, yes, reflect a little about how to handle it.
The caveat is that — and yes, this reflects my personal, subjective view — I thought the speeches delivered by Mrs. Obama and Mr. Clinton were stronger than the one given by Mr. Obama himself, and that Democrats' momentum seemed to peak on Wednesday night rather than on Thursday.
"Their worst enemy, yes," Lévy reflects today, "but also their best friend, insofar as perhaps 'B.H.L.' wins them bigger audiences".
The man in the charcoal sweater watches the laptop, waiting for something funny to happen, the glowing square of the screen (yes, there it is) reflected in his glasses.
Lispector was privileged, yes, but her writing reflected the realities of the Brazilian bourgeoisie and The Complete Stories is an account, albeit fictional, that helps contemporary readers understand more about current class issues in Brazil.
The YES network should reflect the values of good sportsmanship by properly covering newsworthy events and not be as small-minded and parochial as they appeared last Monday.
If you answer "yes" because you reflect on it and remember the rage in your heart against sucka MCs, you'll be simultaneously tricked into affirming that the guy on the mic is the real thing.
The items are answered by "yes" if the statement adequately reflected his /her current status or feeling or by "no" otherwise.
