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He speaks knowledgeably about the issue of providing health insurance.

When you challenge someone's opinion knowledgeably and well, they can get very defensive.

I'm nodding, I'm nodding knowledgeably but I'm just taking your word for it.

"They all cry when the dog wags its tail," the swordsman said, nodding knowledgeably.

That way when it comes up, you can at least talk about it knowledgeably.

And while I can't speak knowledgeably of Peter's tastes, most people's palates evolve over time.

"I'm pretty sure they are knowledgeably putting lives at risk for profit," a Lowe's source said.

Booksellers are fellow readers who converse knowledgeably and jot down their current favorites on helpful bookshelf notes.

"Kate speaks knowledgeably about her charities, and that indicates she is mastering her brief," says Bedell Smith.

Kine Lam was on the radio, and the elderly man commented knowledgeably on the musical form and depth.

Germany won, 4-0, and George chatted knowledgeably with a few German architects who had an office nearby.

Biden played a role in implementing the withdrawal, and thus should be able to speak knowledgeably about it.

We've created a handy primer on the week's headlines, so you can chat knowledgeably about them at work tomorrow.

The second lady, who first kept bees at the Indiana Governor's Mansion, knowledgeably rattled off a long list of bee facts.

Also, I'm sure there's some sort of sound quality difference, but I haven't tested the MA750s so I can't speak knowledgeably about it.

In fact, most presidential science advisers have been physicists, who can knowledgeably address the technologically sophisticated questions that always arise in this arena.

You might allow students to choose one of their favorite (or least favorite) artists or songs to practice writing passionately and knowledgeably about a subject.

It means allowing states and local governments to regulate their own small bodies of water, more efficiently and more knowledgeably than regulators in the federal government.

" ZDF director Thomas Bellut said Brase had reported from Turkey factually and knowledgeably, adding: "ZDF will continue to report about this important country extensively, impartially, factually and critically.

Charlotte is off this week, and I'm here to give you some light reading so you can chat knowledgeably about business at that fancy Oscars party you're surely attending.

Actors and directors speak knowledgeably about tropes and narrative stereotyping; critics and academics talk about their favorite films and actors and what seeing black performers meant to them as kids.

While Trump spoke knowledgeably about women in the workplace -- an issue she's made a key priority -- her passion for the topic was apparent, and her remarks organic, seemingly not rehearsed.

Many who I sense never thought about "the Kurds" a week ago are purporting to speak knowledgeably on the topic, on television and in the press, as reporters and analysts.

And I left the shelves and shelves of tempting, knowledgeably chosen spirits mostly untouched, apart from the slug of gin that went into my very soothing Tuxedo No. 2 cocktail.

Why it matters: Whenever artificial intelligence reaches an advanced stage, far beyond current capabilities, researchers want machines that humans can converse knowledgeably with, and can explain how they reach their conclusions.

The scene being shot has Candy (Maggie Gyllenhaal), an astute prostitute with aspirations, and Marty Hodas (Saul Stein), the real-life King of the Peeps, knowledgeably discussing what predilections are the most lucrative.

Now a pathologist at NewYork-Presbyterian, he is the faculty adviser of the group and an impassioned supporter of the arts, speaking as knowledgeably about post-Sondheim musical theater as he does about intestinal cancers.

"The first quarter is a small percentage of the year and there is not enough information that we see to put us in a position where we could knowledgeably tell you some kind of update," Mansell said.

As I look to reboot our travel journalism for the digital age, there are a few big themes I am thinking about, all aimed at helping our readers travel the world better, more knowledgeably and with more understanding.

Only 2.5 years ago XKCD could joke that it would take "a research team and five years" to write software to determine whether a picture contained the image of a bird, and most of the industry nodded knowledgeably and laughed.

And the greatest of its virtues is to stand knowledgeably and disputatiously in the shadow of its predecessor, the first of the extensively researched books in English, which was "The Black Jacobins," from 1938, by C.L.R. James, the West Indian Marxist.

In a recent profile of the Fab Five in Vulture, Van Ness knowledgeably and passionately discussed the Supreme Court's ruling in favor of a Colorado baker who refused to bake a cake for a gay couple, and in particular why he wouldn't give the baker a makeover on Queer Eye.

While the First Man controversy will, with any luck, blow over once more people are able to watch the film and speak about it knowledgeably, it's an instructive example of how easy it is for art to get caught up in America's never-ending outrage cycle, or to become a political pawn.

He spoke knowledgeably on the issue and called for specific actions, including additional funding for the technology, fostering public-private sector relationships, looking into the pipeline for victims, including working with the foster care system and the mental health system, and differentiating solution sets for sex trafficking and labor trafficking with enforcement and legislation initiatives.

But as someone who has long been a devoted theatergoer (and can knowledgeably debate, for instance, the finer points of the Angela Lansbury versus Tyne Daly versus Bernadette Peters productions of "Gypsy"), I have a grudging admiration for someone who once had four shows running simultaneously on Broadway, tying a record that had been held by the legendary Rodgers and Hammerstein.

It is possible to find some descendants by knowledgeably reading Tonkinese pedigrees, which are available in Tonkinese databases.

Edmond, Mary, Hilliard and Oliver (London, 1983), pp. 55–56. Atkinson does speak knowledgeably about the production of painting pigments from minerals.

Most recently it's known as the "ARY Film Awards Red Carpet", but it is also known as the ARY Film Awards pre-show, but more knowledgeably it is known as Red Carpet.

True enough, Sir Jehangir came and was shown the diary. He nodded knowledgeably and walked away. Little did he know that TPT CSC was an abbreviation of “To Play Tennis at Calcutta South Club”.

Enthusiastic and knowledgeably English-speaking guides are available to walk you through the museum and share even more of the area's history and culture. The museum also houses a large collection based on non-European cultures from Latin America, Central Africa, India, Melanesia, Polynesia and Australia.

As of 2007, he joined the University of Richmond. As both a scientist and a historian, he is able to write knowledgeably about scientists such as Robert Burns Woodward, their work, and their disputes. He has published more than 55 papers on the history and sociology of chemistry. These include studies with Mark House into authorship and the perceptions and crediting of contributions by working scientists.

Lastly, in grades 10–12, teaching focuses on philosophy and rhetoric, with the goal being to produce a person adept at speaking well and knowledgeably. Of note is the statistically high number of students in this school to receive national merit scholarships. Two out of three of Paideia's class of 2012 received National Merit Finalist status, an award given only to the top .01% of scorers on the PSAT.

The Academic Pillar prepares students for college with its extensive curricula in English, mathematics, science, history, languages, religion, arts, and wellness. Students may choose from more than 125 courses, including honors-level and Advanced Placement courses. Additionally, all students and teachers have the latest Apple laptops and are connected via a wireless network. Episcopal's English classes help students write, think, learn, and speak knowledgeably about literature and many pieces of writing.

When Gardner talks knowledgeably about aircraft specifications the effect is only to reassure us that he has read the appropriate flight manual." The critic also notes that Gardner "can't quite bring himself to take it seriously." Charles Champlin in the Los Angeles Times noted how different Fleming and Gardner are. "Ian Fleming wrote as a hedonist who prospered by dramatizing a life's worth of fantasies - acquisitions, indulgences, guilt-free sex and violence.

Liquidation value is the most probable price that a specified interest in real property is likely to bring under all of the following conditions: # Consummation of a sale will occur within a severely limited future marketing period specified by the client. # The actual market conditions currently prevailing are those to which the appraise property interest is subject. # The buyer is acting prudently and knowledgeably. # The seller is under extreme compulsion to sell.

A new British advertising campaign in July 2008 was accompanied by a new slogan: "Sophisticated sharing". One of their advertisements featured two women (played by actresses Rhona Croker and Stephanie Jory),comedy cv website entry for Croker & Jory. Accessed 2 April 2012 consuming Minstrels, ostensibly in an upmarket theatre, commenting knowledgeably on their seats and the theatre acoustics, only to be revealed as delighted viewers of a male strip act.Galaxy Minstrels: "Sophisticated Silliness" advertisement on YouTube.

In James Spedding's book, The Letters and Life of Francis Bacon, a letter from Anne to Francis is featured. Here Anne addresses her views of the on-goings of the church and the government, speaking knowledgeably and elegantly. She addresses her son, and though the letter is quite formal and written in flowery vocabulary, her emotions and love for her religion and her son come through. She expresses her desires that he be a good man.

Due to his legal expertise, David became either advisor or board member of several of the day's leading Danish companies, including the Gyldendal publishing company and the Royal Copenhagen Porcelain Manufactory. This allowed him to either invest knowledgeably or negotiate a remuneration package that was in part paid in shares. It was this aspect of his life that was far more profitable than his legal career. David's most rewarding investment was in a security company, De Forenede Vagtselskaber.

Assuring you that his > wound is confined to one of his legs, the man also informs you that he was a > medical student for two full years. And, despite his expulsion for cheating > on his second year final exams, which explains his indigent status since, > he's knowledgeably tied his shirt near the wound as to stop the flow. So, > there's no urgent danger of losing his life, you're informed, but there's > great danger of losing his limb. This can be prevented, however, if you > drive him to a rural hospital fifty miles away.

Rhea J. Grundy of Home Computer Magazine compared it to a Revell V-8 engine model and said the game teaches an "increased awareness of your automobile" rather than the skill necessary to make repairs. Mark Cotone of Commodore Microcomputers wrote that Injured Engine will not replace mechanics or detailed manuals, but it can aid in learning proper maintenance. Joyce Worley of Electronic Games called it an easy game that can help novices to talk more knowledgeably to mechanics. Kiplinger's Personal Finance called it an easy way to learn the basics of car engines.

David Petraeus took over as Director of the Central Intelligence Agency on September 6, 2011. Since retiring as Secretary of Defense in 2013, Panetta has served as Chairman of The Panetta Institute for Public Policy, located at California State University, Monterey Bay, a campus of the California State University that he helped establish during his tenure as congressman. The Institute is dedicated to motivating and preparing people for lives of public service and helping them to become more knowledgeably engaged in the democratic process. He also serves on a number of boards and commissions and frequently writes and lectures on public policy issues.

For an individual to hold a social position thoroughly and knowledgeably they must be trusted in the market and reflect it in their behavior. Paul S. Adler says that a review of trends in employment relations, interdivisional relations, and interfirm relations finds evidence suggesting that the effect of growing knowledge-intensity may indeed be a trend toward greater reliance on trust. He believes the form of trust that is most effective in this context is of a distinctively modern kind - "reflective trust" - as opposed to traditionalistic, "blind" trust.Adler, Paul S. "Market, Hierarchy, and Trust: The Knowledge Economy and the Future of Capitalism" Organization Science 12.2 (2001): 215–234.

It places a heavy emphasis on breaking away from "diet thinking" and encourages people to concentrate instead on knowledgeably caring for the body, eating for performance, eating in accordance with your levels of physical activity and eating enough to fuel the body adequately. Simply stated, Bodyfueling advocates "eat more, exercise more" as a key to fitness rather than "eat less, exercise more", which Landis indicates is an unexamined platitude. From 1989 to 1999 she studied traditional herbal medicine with Karta Purkh Singh Khalsa. This led her to co- author a second book called Herbal Defense in 1997 with Khalsa, also published by Warner Books.

She quit her job at the Post to get married in 1874, but soon returned to the workforce. During the late 1870s she wrote two women's columns for the Boston Sunday Times and another for the Detroit Free Press, as well as articles on a variety of topics for the Boston Daily Advertiser, the Boston Chronicle, and other papers. In the early 1880s, carving out her niche as a "woman's" writer, she took a home economics course so as to be able to write more knowledgeably on the subject. By 1885 she had secured a full-time position at the Boston Herald, where she remained for the next 21 years.

Boyle started his career in private banking at Bank of America , observing and studying money management and realizing that his lack of experience was a problem. With the new easy access to market data towards the end of the 1990s, Boyle started to study the statistical properties of markets. "I thought it might be a smart approach if I analyzed as much data as possible so I could speak knowledgeably about stocks; even if I hadn't lived through the various periods, I could at least be a history student of the market." Boyles studies became more statistical in their nature and he enjoyed a couple of early successes, applying his theories to investment.

The novel touches on such themes as the fear of human annihilation, especially nuclear annihilation; the then-imminent changes in sex roles; the power of America; the question of whether human beings are basically good or evil; and the existence or non-existence of God. L'Engle's narrative shows the same respect for adolescent intelligence that is prominent in A Wrinkle In Time and its sequels. For example, Zachary discusses anthropology knowledgeably with Vicky, and Classical music is important in Vicky's life. (Elena Austin is a famous classical pianist.) Although the chronology of Madeleine L'Engle's Austin family and Murry-O'Keefe books places the events of The Moon by Night decades later, the concerns of the narrative itself are very much of the Cold War era.

January 19, 2017. The individual must also have entered the United States in an H status, must continue to be in H-4 status, and were themselves or their child battered or subjected to extreme cruelty perpetrated by the H-1B spouse. Among other things, the spouse's application must include evidence of the abuse, such as protection orders, police reports, court records, medical records, reports from social services agencies, a signed statement from the applicant detailing abuse suffered since your admission to the United States, and/or affidavits from other people who can knowledgeably attest to the abuse experienced. Before this policy was implemented, an abused spouse in H-4 status would be required to leave the United States the date the person divorced the abusive spouse.

While Edge was not formally trained in the natural sciences, she was educated by top forest and wildlife professionals, such as Robert Marshall, William Temple Hornaday, J. "Ding" Darling, Aldo Leopold, and others. Willard Gibbs Van Name, a zoologist with the American Museum of Natural History in New York and nephew of the mathematician Josiah Willard Gibbs, was a key mentor who wrote Emergency Conservation Committee (ECC) pamphlets, which Edge signed and distributed nationwide. Edge became expert enough to write and advocate knowledgeably on a wide variety of conservation topics. Among them were the importance of preserving birds of prey and maintaining species diversity, the dangers of toxins and pesticides up to DDT, and the necessity of protecting virgin forests.

It should not be taken from this that the terrified child (assuming the story is figurative) has become the frigid wife; she talks knowledgeably about sex and early drafts of the play even show how their sex life has dwindled over the years. It does appear that sexual relations between her and Willie – a common British euphemism for penis – have been lacking, at least from her perspective: : There was a time when I could have given you a hand … And then a time before that again when I did give you a hand … You were always in dire need of a hand, Willie. Perhaps this is why she teases him with her recollection of other men, to bring him out both sexually and imaginatively. The play is full of sexual innuendo.

Jacinto Collahuazo (born circa 1670; lived past the age of 80, but exact date of death is unknown) was a cacique of Otavalo, Ecuador, he was a Quichuan poet, and historian. He was imprisoned by the Spanish for writing a book in Quechua about the war between Huascar and Atahualpa titled: History of the civil wars of Atahualpa and his brother Atoco, known commonly as Huascar Inca. Collahuazo learned to read and write in Spanish, but his work was written in Quechua The Spanish magistrate of Ibarra could not accept the notion that a native could read and write, or write knowledgeably about history. He ordered Collahuazo arrested, mandated that he destroy his work in public, and sent him to prison where he would spend his final days.

"Margaret Morganroth Gullette has documented ways in which the pervasive ageism of Western cultures is often coded into a narrative structure that associates old age with inevitable decline and decay. Although this 'decline ideology' might seem to work against the futurist assumption of redemptive hope, Gullette explains that we are trained to assume the decline of the old in order to make room for the more highly valued young. To counter this tendency, Gullette urges the proliferation of 'progress narratives,' which project 'a moving image of the self through its past and onward to its better future' (Port 2012, 5–6 ) One of her theoretical moves has been to undermine the binary between "progress narrative," automatically applied to children and younger people; and "decline narrative," automatically applied to people who have aged past midlife. Gullette's term "age autobiography" is a call for individual authors to write more knowledgeably and critically about the mediated forces that insinuate themselves into our sense of "aging.

Commentators have in the late 20th and early 21st centuries stated that contemporary Canadians had and have a poor understanding of the Canadian monarchy, Michael D. Jackson saying in his book The Crown and Canadian Federalism that this is part of a wider ignorance about Canadian civics. While David Smith researched for his 1995 book The Invisible Crown, he found it difficult to "find anyone who could talk knowledgeably about the subject". Former Governor General Adrienne Clarkson said there is "an abysmal lack of knowledge about the system" and Senator Lowell Murray wrote in 2003: "The Crown has become irrelevant to most Canadians' understanding of our system of Government", which he attributed to the "fault of successive generations of politicians, of an educational system that has never given the institution due study, and of past viceregal incumbents themselves". These comments were echoed by teacher and author Nathan Tidridge, who asserted that, beginning in the 1960s, the role of the Crown disappeared from provincial education curricula, as the general subject of civics came to receive less attention.

Their newspapers are vaguely subversive with their folksy, enlightened commentary on world affairs; their dinner conversations knowledgeably reference great theories of psychology, politics, and cognitive science. Soon, Dasein is having narrow misses with perfectly plausibleHerbert, Brian (2003) Dreamer of Dune: The Biography of Frank Herbert Tor, New York, pages 216-217, accidents: a clerk adjusting valves in the kitchen floods Dasein's hotel room with gas; Dasein trips on some loose carpeting, stumbles, falls through a stairwell railing and would have plunged three floors but was caught and saved by a Santarogan (although the incident with the carpeting and fall through the stairwell railing appeared to be a fluke accident, Dasein later realizes it could have been part of a carefully laid trap); a boy playing with a bow and arrow releases it, grazing Dasein's neck; the lift under his car in a garage collapses; a waitress in a diner accidentally uses insecticide rather than sugar for his coffee. Knowing that Jaspers creates exceptionally perceptive, penetrating individual minds, Dasein realizes that he has offended a communal id that feels threatened by him. As Jenny tries to convince him to settle down with her there, he wonders whether he'll live long enough to decide.

He speaks knowledgeably about the issue of providing health insurance. from The Hill
When you challenge someone's opinion knowledgeably and well, they can get very defensive. from Vice
I'm nodding, I'm nodding knowledgeably but I'm just taking your word for it. from Vox
"They all cry when the dog wags its tail," the swordsman said, nodding knowledgeably. from New Yorker
That way when it comes up, you can at least talk about it knowledgeably. from CNN
And while I can't speak knowledgeably of Peter's tastes, most people's palates evolve over time. from The New York Times
"I'm pretty sure they are knowledgeably putting lives at risk for profit," a Lowe's source said. from Vice
Booksellers are fellow readers who converse knowledgeably and jot down their current favorites on helpful bookshelf notes. from The New York Times
"Kate speaks knowledgeably about her charities, and that indicates she is mastering her brief," says Bedell Smith. from People
Kine Lam was on the radio, and the elderly man commented knowledgeably on the musical form and depth. from The New York Times
Germany won, 4-0, and George chatted knowledgeably with a few German architects who had an office nearby. from The New York Times
Biden played a role in implementing the withdrawal, and thus should be able to speak knowledgeably about it. from Vox
We've created a handy primer on the week's headlines, so you can chat knowledgeably about them at work tomorrow. from Vice
The second lady, who first kept bees at the Indiana Governor's Mansion, knowledgeably rattled off a long list of bee facts. from CNN
Also, I'm sure there's some sort of sound quality difference, but I haven't tested the MA750s so I can't speak knowledgeably about it. from Business Insider
In fact, most presidential science advisers have been physicists, who can knowledgeably address the technologically sophisticated questions that always arise in this arena. from The New York Times
You might allow students to choose one of their favorite (or least favorite) artists or songs to practice writing passionately and knowledgeably about a subject. from The New York Times
It means allowing states and local governments to regulate their own small bodies of water, more efficiently and more knowledgeably than regulators in the federal government. from The Hill
" ZDF director Thomas Bellut said Brase had reported from Turkey factually and knowledgeably, adding: "ZDF will continue to report about this important country extensively, impartially, factually and critically. from Reuters
Charlotte is off this week, and I'm here to give you some light reading so you can chat knowledgeably about business at that fancy Oscars party you're surely attending. from The New York Times
Actors and directors speak knowledgeably about tropes and narrative stereotyping; critics and academics talk about their favorite films and actors and what seeing black performers meant to them as kids. from The Verge
While Trump spoke knowledgeably about women in the workplace -- an issue she's made a key priority -- her passion for the topic was apparent, and her remarks organic, seemingly not rehearsed. from CNN
Many who I sense never thought about "the Kurds" a week ago are purporting to speak knowledgeably on the topic, on television and in the press, as reporters and analysts. from The Hill
And I left the shelves and shelves of tempting, knowledgeably chosen spirits mostly untouched, apart from the slug of gin that went into my very soothing Tuxedo No. 2 cocktail. from The New York Times
Why it matters: Whenever artificial intelligence reaches an advanced stage, far beyond current capabilities, researchers want machines that humans can converse knowledgeably with, and can explain how they reach their conclusions. from Axios
The scene being shot has Candy (Maggie Gyllenhaal), an astute prostitute with aspirations, and Marty Hodas (Saul Stein), the real-life King of the Peeps, knowledgeably discussing what predilections are the most lucrative. from The New York Times
Now a pathologist at NewYork-Presbyterian, he is the faculty adviser of the group and an impassioned supporter of the arts, speaking as knowledgeably about post-Sondheim musical theater as he does about intestinal cancers. from The New York Times
"The first quarter is a small percentage of the year and there is not enough information that we see to put us in a position where we could knowledgeably tell you some kind of update," Mansell said. from CNBC
As I look to reboot our travel journalism for the digital age, there are a few big themes I am thinking about, all aimed at helping our readers travel the world better, more knowledgeably and with more understanding. from The New York Times
Only 2.5 years ago XKCD could joke that it would take "a research team and five years" to write software to determine whether a picture contained the image of a bird, and most of the industry nodded knowledgeably and laughed. from TechCrunch
And the greatest of its virtues is to stand knowledgeably and disputatiously in the shadow of its predecessor, the first of the extensively researched books in English, which was "The Black Jacobins," from 1938, by C.L.R. James, the West Indian Marxist. from The New York Times
In a recent profile of the Fab Five in Vulture, Van Ness knowledgeably and passionately discussed the Supreme Court's ruling in favor of a Colorado baker who refused to bake a cake for a gay couple, and in particular why he wouldn't give the baker a makeover on Queer Eye. from Vice
While the First Man controversy will, with any luck, blow over once more people are able to watch the film and speak about it knowledgeably, it's an instructive example of how easy it is for art to get caught up in America's never-ending outrage cycle, or to become a political pawn. from Vox
He spoke knowledgeably on the issue and called for specific actions, including additional funding for the technology, fostering public-private sector relationships, looking into the pipeline for victims, including working with the foster care system and the mental health system, and differentiating solution sets for sex trafficking and labor trafficking with enforcement and legislation initiatives. from CNN
But as someone who has long been a devoted theatergoer (and can knowledgeably debate, for instance, the finer points of the Angela Lansbury versus Tyne Daly versus Bernadette Peters productions of "Gypsy"), I have a grudging admiration for someone who once had four shows running simultaneously on Broadway, tying a record that had been held by the legendary Rodgers and Hammerstein. from The New York Times
It is possible to find some descendants by knowledgeably reading Tonkinese pedigrees, which are available in Tonkinese databases.
Edmond, Mary, Hilliard and Oliver (London, 1983), pp. 55–56. Atkinson does speak knowledgeably about the production of painting pigments from minerals.
Most recently it's known as the "ARY Film Awards Red Carpet", but it is also known as the ARY Film Awards pre-show, but more knowledgeably it is known as Red Carpet.
True enough, Sir Jehangir came and was shown the diary. He nodded knowledgeably and walked away. Little did he know that TPT CSC was an abbreviation of “To Play Tennis at Calcutta South Club”.
Enthusiastic and knowledgeably English-speaking guides are available to walk you through the museum and share even more of the area's history and culture. The museum also houses a large collection based on non-European cultures from Latin America, Central Africa, India, Melanesia, Polynesia and Australia.
As of 2007, he joined the University of Richmond. As both a scientist and a historian, he is able to write knowledgeably about scientists such as Robert Burns Woodward, their work, and their disputes. He has published more than 55 papers on the history and sociology of chemistry. These include studies with Mark House into authorship and the perceptions and crediting of contributions by working scientists.
Lastly, in grades 10–12, teaching focuses on philosophy and rhetoric, with the goal being to produce a person adept at speaking well and knowledgeably. Of note is the statistically high number of students in this school to receive national merit scholarships. Two out of three of Paideia's class of 2012 received National Merit Finalist status, an award given only to the top .01% of scorers on the PSAT.
The Academic Pillar prepares students for college with its extensive curricula in English, mathematics, science, history, languages, religion, arts, and wellness. Students may choose from more than 125 courses, including honors-level and Advanced Placement courses. Additionally, all students and teachers have the latest Apple laptops and are connected via a wireless network. Episcopal's English classes help students write, think, learn, and speak knowledgeably about literature and many pieces of writing.
When Gardner talks knowledgeably about aircraft specifications the effect is only to reassure us that he has read the appropriate flight manual." The critic also notes that Gardner "can't quite bring himself to take it seriously." Charles Champlin in the Los Angeles Times noted how different Fleming and Gardner are. "Ian Fleming wrote as a hedonist who prospered by dramatizing a life's worth of fantasies - acquisitions, indulgences, guilt-free sex and violence.
Liquidation value is the most probable price that a specified interest in real property is likely to bring under all of the following conditions: # Consummation of a sale will occur within a severely limited future marketing period specified by the client. # The actual market conditions currently prevailing are those to which the appraise property interest is subject. # The buyer is acting prudently and knowledgeably. # The seller is under extreme compulsion to sell.
A new British advertising campaign in July 2008 was accompanied by a new slogan: "Sophisticated sharing". One of their advertisements featured two women (played by actresses Rhona Croker and Stephanie Jory),comedy cv website entry for Croker & Jory. Accessed 2 April 2012 consuming Minstrels, ostensibly in an upmarket theatre, commenting knowledgeably on their seats and the theatre acoustics, only to be revealed as delighted viewers of a male strip act.Galaxy Minstrels: "Sophisticated Silliness" advertisement on YouTube.
In James Spedding's book, The Letters and Life of Francis Bacon, a letter from Anne to Francis is featured. Here Anne addresses her views of the on-goings of the church and the government, speaking knowledgeably and elegantly. She addresses her son, and though the letter is quite formal and written in flowery vocabulary, her emotions and love for her religion and her son come through. She expresses her desires that he be a good man.
Due to his legal expertise, David became either advisor or board member of several of the day's leading Danish companies, including the Gyldendal publishing company and the Royal Copenhagen Porcelain Manufactory. This allowed him to either invest knowledgeably or negotiate a remuneration package that was in part paid in shares. It was this aspect of his life that was far more profitable than his legal career. David's most rewarding investment was in a security company, De Forenede Vagtselskaber.
Assuring you that his > wound is confined to one of his legs, the man also informs you that he was a > medical student for two full years. And, despite his expulsion for cheating > on his second year final exams, which explains his indigent status since, > he's knowledgeably tied his shirt near the wound as to stop the flow. So, > there's no urgent danger of losing his life, you're informed, but there's > great danger of losing his limb. This can be prevented, however, if you > drive him to a rural hospital fifty miles away.
Rhea J. Grundy of Home Computer Magazine compared it to a Revell V-8 engine model and said the game teaches an "increased awareness of your automobile" rather than the skill necessary to make repairs. Mark Cotone of Commodore Microcomputers wrote that Injured Engine will not replace mechanics or detailed manuals, but it can aid in learning proper maintenance. Joyce Worley of Electronic Games called it an easy game that can help novices to talk more knowledgeably to mechanics. Kiplinger's Personal Finance called it an easy way to learn the basics of car engines.
David Petraeus took over as Director of the Central Intelligence Agency on September 6, 2011. Since retiring as Secretary of Defense in 2013, Panetta has served as Chairman of The Panetta Institute for Public Policy, located at California State University, Monterey Bay, a campus of the California State University that he helped establish during his tenure as congressman. The Institute is dedicated to motivating and preparing people for lives of public service and helping them to become more knowledgeably engaged in the democratic process. He also serves on a number of boards and commissions and frequently writes and lectures on public policy issues.
For an individual to hold a social position thoroughly and knowledgeably they must be trusted in the market and reflect it in their behavior. Paul S. Adler says that a review of trends in employment relations, interdivisional relations, and interfirm relations finds evidence suggesting that the effect of growing knowledge-intensity may indeed be a trend toward greater reliance on trust. He believes the form of trust that is most effective in this context is of a distinctively modern kind - "reflective trust" - as opposed to traditionalistic, "blind" trust.Adler, Paul S. "Market, Hierarchy, and Trust: The Knowledge Economy and the Future of Capitalism" Organization Science 12.2 (2001): 215–234.
It places a heavy emphasis on breaking away from "diet thinking" and encourages people to concentrate instead on knowledgeably caring for the body, eating for performance, eating in accordance with your levels of physical activity and eating enough to fuel the body adequately. Simply stated, Bodyfueling advocates "eat more, exercise more" as a key to fitness rather than "eat less, exercise more", which Landis indicates is an unexamined platitude. From 1989 to 1999 she studied traditional herbal medicine with Karta Purkh Singh Khalsa. This led her to co- author a second book called Herbal Defense in 1997 with Khalsa, also published by Warner Books.
She quit her job at the Post to get married in 1874, but soon returned to the workforce. During the late 1870s she wrote two women's columns for the Boston Sunday Times and another for the Detroit Free Press, as well as articles on a variety of topics for the Boston Daily Advertiser, the Boston Chronicle, and other papers. In the early 1880s, carving out her niche as a "woman's" writer, she took a home economics course so as to be able to write more knowledgeably on the subject. By 1885 she had secured a full-time position at the Boston Herald, where she remained for the next 21 years.
Boyle started his career in private banking at Bank of America , observing and studying money management and realizing that his lack of experience was a problem. With the new easy access to market data towards the end of the 1990s, Boyle started to study the statistical properties of markets. "I thought it might be a smart approach if I analyzed as much data as possible so I could speak knowledgeably about stocks; even if I hadn't lived through the various periods, I could at least be a history student of the market." Boyles studies became more statistical in their nature and he enjoyed a couple of early successes, applying his theories to investment.
The novel touches on such themes as the fear of human annihilation, especially nuclear annihilation; the then-imminent changes in sex roles; the power of America; the question of whether human beings are basically good or evil; and the existence or non-existence of God. L'Engle's narrative shows the same respect for adolescent intelligence that is prominent in A Wrinkle In Time and its sequels. For example, Zachary discusses anthropology knowledgeably with Vicky, and Classical music is important in Vicky's life. (Elena Austin is a famous classical pianist.) Although the chronology of Madeleine L'Engle's Austin family and Murry-O'Keefe books places the events of The Moon by Night decades later, the concerns of the narrative itself are very much of the Cold War era.
January 19, 2017. The individual must also have entered the United States in an H status, must continue to be in H-4 status, and were themselves or their child battered or subjected to extreme cruelty perpetrated by the H-1B spouse. Among other things, the spouse's application must include evidence of the abuse, such as protection orders, police reports, court records, medical records, reports from social services agencies, a signed statement from the applicant detailing abuse suffered since your admission to the United States, and/or affidavits from other people who can knowledgeably attest to the abuse experienced. Before this policy was implemented, an abused spouse in H-4 status would be required to leave the United States the date the person divorced the abusive spouse.
While Edge was not formally trained in the natural sciences, she was educated by top forest and wildlife professionals, such as Robert Marshall, William Temple Hornaday, J. "Ding" Darling, Aldo Leopold, and others. Willard Gibbs Van Name, a zoologist with the American Museum of Natural History in New York and nephew of the mathematician Josiah Willard Gibbs, was a key mentor who wrote Emergency Conservation Committee (ECC) pamphlets, which Edge signed and distributed nationwide. Edge became expert enough to write and advocate knowledgeably on a wide variety of conservation topics. Among them were the importance of preserving birds of prey and maintaining species diversity, the dangers of toxins and pesticides up to DDT, and the necessity of protecting virgin forests.
It should not be taken from this that the terrified child (assuming the story is figurative) has become the frigid wife; she talks knowledgeably about sex and early drafts of the play even show how their sex life has dwindled over the years. It does appear that sexual relations between her and Willie – a common British euphemism for penis – have been lacking, at least from her perspective: : There was a time when I could have given you a hand … And then a time before that again when I did give you a hand … You were always in dire need of a hand, Willie. Perhaps this is why she teases him with her recollection of other men, to bring him out both sexually and imaginatively. The play is full of sexual innuendo.
Jacinto Collahuazo (born circa 1670; lived past the age of 80, but exact date of death is unknown) was a cacique of Otavalo, Ecuador, he was a Quichuan poet, and historian. He was imprisoned by the Spanish for writing a book in Quechua about the war between Huascar and Atahualpa titled: History of the civil wars of Atahualpa and his brother Atoco, known commonly as Huascar Inca. Collahuazo learned to read and write in Spanish, but his work was written in Quechua The Spanish magistrate of Ibarra could not accept the notion that a native could read and write, or write knowledgeably about history. He ordered Collahuazo arrested, mandated that he destroy his work in public, and sent him to prison where he would spend his final days.
"Margaret Morganroth Gullette has documented ways in which the pervasive ageism of Western cultures is often coded into a narrative structure that associates old age with inevitable decline and decay. Although this 'decline ideology' might seem to work against the futurist assumption of redemptive hope, Gullette explains that we are trained to assume the decline of the old in order to make room for the more highly valued young. To counter this tendency, Gullette urges the proliferation of 'progress narratives,' which project 'a moving image of the self through its past and onward to its better future' (Port 2012, 5–6 ) One of her theoretical moves has been to undermine the binary between "progress narrative," automatically applied to children and younger people; and "decline narrative," automatically applied to people who have aged past midlife. Gullette's term "age autobiography" is a call for individual authors to write more knowledgeably and critically about the mediated forces that insinuate themselves into our sense of "aging.
Commentators have in the late 20th and early 21st centuries stated that contemporary Canadians had and have a poor understanding of the Canadian monarchy, Michael D. Jackson saying in his book The Crown and Canadian Federalism that this is part of a wider ignorance about Canadian civics. While David Smith researched for his 1995 book The Invisible Crown, he found it difficult to "find anyone who could talk knowledgeably about the subject". Former Governor General Adrienne Clarkson said there is "an abysmal lack of knowledge about the system" and Senator Lowell Murray wrote in 2003: "The Crown has become irrelevant to most Canadians' understanding of our system of Government", which he attributed to the "fault of successive generations of politicians, of an educational system that has never given the institution due study, and of past viceregal incumbents themselves". These comments were echoed by teacher and author Nathan Tidridge, who asserted that, beginning in the 1960s, the role of the Crown disappeared from provincial education curricula, as the general subject of civics came to receive less attention.
Their newspapers are vaguely subversive with their folksy, enlightened commentary on world affairs; their dinner conversations knowledgeably reference great theories of psychology, politics, and cognitive science. Soon, Dasein is having narrow misses with perfectly plausibleHerbert, Brian (2003) Dreamer of Dune: The Biography of Frank Herbert Tor, New York, pages 216-217, accidents: a clerk adjusting valves in the kitchen floods Dasein's hotel room with gas; Dasein trips on some loose carpeting, stumbles, falls through a stairwell railing and would have plunged three floors but was caught and saved by a Santarogan (although the incident with the carpeting and fall through the stairwell railing appeared to be a fluke accident, Dasein later realizes it could have been part of a carefully laid trap); a boy playing with a bow and arrow releases it, grazing Dasein's neck; the lift under his car in a garage collapses; a waitress in a diner accidentally uses insecticide rather than sugar for his coffee. Knowing that Jaspers creates exceptionally perceptive, penetrating individual minds, Dasein realizes that he has offended a communal id that feels threatened by him. As Jenny tries to convince him to settle down with her there, he wonders whether he'll live long enough to decide.