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ICeutica—which reformulates drugs to make them more effective—traces its roots to research done in the mining sector in Western Australia.

Australian Drug Upstarts Draw Investor Interest

ICeutica—which reformulates drugs to make them more effective—traces its roots to research done in the mining sector in Western Australia.

Australian Drug Upstarts Draw Investor Interest

But then Megan McArdle correctly reformulates the argument: It does no good to say that American workers would be happy to gut chickens, or clean houses, or landscape your yard, for $20 an hour, if other Americans cannot afford to purchase those services at that price.

"The Jobs Americans Won't Do": The Fallacy and the Reformulation, Bryan Caplan | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty

Your comments illustrate why the Republican party will never be a majority party again, at least until it reformulates itself as something other than a group based on the "in" group and "out" group.

Romney's Mormon Speech: The Highlights

In it, he reformulates Plato's question of "Who should rule", into "How do we arrange our institutions to prevent rulers (whether individuals or majorities) from doing too much damage."

A Rebuttal to Dick Armey on Conservatism

In it, he reformulates Plato's question of "Who should rule", into "How do we arrange our institutions to prevent rulers (whether individuals or majorities) from doing too much damage."

A Rebuttal to Dick Armey

To spell out the relation of their terms and hence the validity of the first figure syllogisms, he reformulates the traditional dici de omni et nullo rules (see King 1985: 71):

The Statue of a Writer

That rather than a potent drug that completely reformulates a women's hormonal brew, with uncertain long-term implications (Any woman can tell you anecdotally about friends who have struggled to get their cycles back to normal after years on the Pill and have trouble conceiving as a consequence.), it's just a groovy, carefree capsule of female sexual liberation -- and, let's not forget, a superfun boon for men.

Pamela Paul: The Truth, Period

The questions in Table 10: Perceptions of e-learning reminded me of an episode of the BBC comedy series Yes Prime Minister, where Sir Humphrey wants to prove a point from a poll, and simply reformulates the questions to elicit the required response.

CIPD gives e-learning a mixed report

He reformulates the questions and the paradoxes blow out.

There is no such thing as absolute void