"If you do not write clearly, you may not be thinking clearly, and that may not allow a reviewer to evaluate your ideas clearly," says Blackburn.
"This may clearly push it beyond that," a spokesman for the E.P.A., Joe Martyak, said last night.
In Colombia's dilemmas, echoes of Northern Ireland and other peace processes in Guatemala and elsewhere may clearly be heard.
And while Goldman may clearly emerge to be Wall Street's best performer in the last quarter, analysts sense a good week ahead for financial companies.
"I think we're finding what may clearly end up being securities fraud," Mr. Tauzin said on the NBC News program "Meet the Press".
Contemporary bass music may clearly owe its origin to a specific British pirate radio aesthetic, but in the last few years the internet has changed everything.
"We're finding what may clearly be securities fraud," Representative Billy Tauzin, Republican of Louisiana and chairman of the House Energy and Commerce Committee, said on NBC's "Meet the Press".
Saying that I have misunderstood its conclusion, the majority maintains that the F.D.A. may clearly regulate many dangerous products without banning them.
If, for example, two people living in the UK send each other an email using Gmail, that may clearly seem to be a domestic communication which would need an individual warrant.
For instance, a school policy may clearly state that the first time students brings a knife to school, they are immediately suspended for five days with an administrative hearing, and referred to counseling and conflict-mediation services.
