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To define the Other as the locus of the word, is to say that its nothing other than the locus where an assertion is posited as veracious.

This having been posited, nothing is resolved, since the psychoanalytic experience itself must be oriented, otherwise it goes astray.

Blizzard could have programmed not only the consequences that would be predicted by a bleeding-heart liberal, but those posited by a neocon.

Once the stars sputtered out, the scientists posited, the remaining gas would collapse under its own gravity into an infinitely dense point.

Plato, Aristotle, and Thomas Hobbes posited the superiority theory of humor, which states that we find the misfortune of others amusing.

When you posited P you stepped into a snare; Your assumption has led you right into my lair.

The primary importance and level of existence of chakras is therefore posited to be in the psyche and in the spirit.

First, are the appraisal-emotion relationships posited by Smith and Lazarus the dominant relationships?

This way, he posited, capital would become increasingly concentrated in the hands of a few.

If the spine is not properly posited and surface reconstructed, the so-called computer description of clinical value will be limited.

And she posited that the dying underwent five stages: denial, anger, bargaining, depression, and acceptance.

The relationship Plato posited between philosophy and political power changed from early to middle and middle to late dialogues.

Students frequently posited that copying is a superior business strategy to inventing and innovating.

Sacconaghi and others have posited theories, but while they may account for part of the answer, none fully answer the mystery.

Within that idea alone, Joseph felt he had the ability to answer the questions his film posited.

In an earlier post on Journalism 2. 0, I posited the question, "Would citizen journalists have exposed Watergate? "

The economist posited that the financial crisis would affect all sectors in France.

In the eighteenth century the festival was often posited as going back to the times of Noah.

Based on this, some commentators have posited a confusion in the Qur'an between Mary, mother of Jesus and Miriam, sister of Moses.

"That was a crime against humanity, " Monbiot posited.

Right now the rich countries are becoming richer and richer, but poor countries are posited.

He posited that animals acquired certain traits during their lifetimes because of their environment and choices.

In his first book, 'How to Get Rich, ' Dennis posited that anyone with $2 million to $4 million in assets is merely 'comfortably poor. '

Linguist Benjamin Lee Whorf first posited in the 1930s that language is so powerful that it can determine thought.

Keynes had posited that as income rose, so would the proportion that was saved.

The Aristotelian virtues are simply posited as a kind of natural law.

First, the purely syntactic level of deep structure posited by Chomsky (1965) cannot exist.

In Euclidean geometry, for example, such concepts as "point, " "line, " and "lies on" are usually posited as primitive terms.

Mr Allen's first time-travel fantasy, "Sleeper" , posited a future dystopia that is a surreal vision of California.

Such commercial relationships, Third Worldism further posited, were the main cause of economic backwardness in developing countries.

my friend Matt posited one morning over breakfast in the dorms. "What if you don't like her? "

look , suppose l posited that all this was just coincidence -

Study of Decreasing the Carryover Loss in Fluidized Bed by Using the Fore-Posited Low Velocity Circulating Branch Bed