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The implication, which subsequent comments will make explicit, is that he has lost himself — as one friend says, “going with your career, your ambition, your whims, then lying to yourself about it the whole while.”

The mayor later amended the order to make explicit her intent to prohibit ED1 projects from being approved on properties zoned for single-family homes.

Several cities across the country have passed laws over the past three years to amend their state public nuisance statutes or to add new laws on the books that make explicit their connection to the sale or marketing of firearms.

As the final moments of the film make explicit, the meaning of what they went through is up to the individual, for each to take away what they will.

This March, the judiciary revised its regulations to make explicit that private jet travel must be disclosed because transportation is not covered by the personal hospitality exemption.