Conversely, the death we speak of and deal with every day, the death that is full of meaning, the non-absurd death, this is a place-marker, a fake, a convenient substitute.
The former senator and current TV actor clearly expected his audience, or at least some of it, to register the full meaning of this reference to SAG.
Conservative journals are full of debates about the meaning of McCainism, and publishing houses are releasing tracts by conservatives trying to point the Party in a new direction.
Then on Tuesday came the Census Bureau report fleshing out the full meaning of no economic recovery.
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Around this time, Holly began to realize the full meaning of her family's history in the music world.
The full meaning of this emerged on November 10th, when Mr Gore and the president met representatives of America's steel industry.
The inquest at Crook Coroner's Court, County Durham was told how military police investigators botched elements of the inquiry, meaning a full picture of what happened that night has been obscured.
And scans have now revealed the full extent of the injury, meaning that he is sidelined for at least two months.
In 1786 the cemeteries of Paris were full to bursting, meaning corpses were often buried near those people still living.
And it was Congress that delegated regulatory power to the agencies, meaning that the full scope of regulatory requirements and changes will unfold over the next decade.
Well, the answer to that depended largely on whether Q (real output) was pretty much maxed out, meaning running at or near full employment of labor and other resources, or whether there was significant slack in the economy that might be taken up by greater spending.
It added from then, it would take 15 months to get into full production, meaning mining will not start until end of 2014 at the earliest.
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Investigations into the origin of the quote revealed that the full sentence imparted a subtly different meaning.
From the days when it was little more than a muddy path, the Avenue has been populated by smart people, men and women full of passion and drive and strong beliefs, many of them well meaning.
However, in some hardship cases, there may be an option to participate in part, rather than in full, meaning you would pay all you owe for one type of tax or one year rather than the entire balance.
Speaking as the Conservative Party prepared to announce the name of its candidate, meaning it could go ahead with full public campaigning, Mr Dobson said that he was so confident that no minister would back Ken Livingstone he was willing to stump up "a tenner" for each one that did.
Pipelines are currently lacking to ship this crude to the Gulf of Mexico, and Midcon refineries are running close to full capacity, meaning that the additional supply is backing up in Cushing and depressing prices.
As of Jan. 1, 15 states will be full participants in SSUTA, meaning they've adopted the required changes to their own laws.
Dr Brennan is accused of not carrying out the required tests on women, meaning that the vast majority of diagnoses were only made when full biopsy operations were carried out.
As we'd figured out last night, Symbian's big reveal for today was the completion of its move to a fully open, royalty-free platform -- meaning you no longer need to be a paid-in-full member of the Foundation to see all the code -- and they're ready to talk about it and spread the word far and wide.
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Also, car sharing is much more limited without full automation, meaning that a 10x savings in transportation costs and massive reductions in the number of cars would not be possible.
Sutton Fell says companies are increasingly hiring seasonal professionals, meaning contractors and temporary part-time or full-time workers, in lieu of salaried workers because it keeps their costs down while also meeting the holiday rush.
Earlier efforts to come to an accommodation with religious groups had run into problems because many large employers, including big Catholic institutions, self-insure, meaning they act as insurance companies by assuming the full responsibility for the health costs of their workers and use traditional insurance companies only for administrative services.
As a result, one must get the full e-mail thread going back to its origination to report accurately and fairly the context and meaning of each e-mail.
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And the fireman never responded, but the guy in front of us said that if it had been a passenger plane" -- meaning a full-size jet like the one that had, in fact, crashed into the building -- "we'd all be down.
And a full 64 percent of the organizations that prohibit the use of consumerized IT suspect that their employees are using it anyway, meaning that all of those potentially unsecured smartphones and tablets represent a big risk.
To that end, Intel's newest set of Core Processors, which Regis says are ranked "good, better and best" in terms of affordability and function, are all built to maximize power, meaning that a battery can last a full school day.
Supporting the LED light revolution, IKEA will be converting its full lighting range to LED by 2016, meaning IKEA will sell only LED bulbs and LED lamps to enable millions of people to live a more sustainable life at home and save money on their energy bills.
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