Word: explicitness
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Lederman, who said that his relationship with the player is now "nonexistent," also said he was unaware of any explicit rule that prevents athletic coaches from being involved in romantic relationships with student players...
...point of Fenno is to make explicit the inherent meanness of the Law School," said Boldizar. "Everybody is so scared of how the professors will perceive them...so an anonymous column is necessary...
...adversaries of this film go on television and say, 'Why isn't he showing these images [of explicit intercourse and sexual violence]?,'" Forman said. "Why don't they show these images? I'll tell you why. They would never...
...plan asking the federal government to find a way to provide the funding the states will need to cover benefits for legal immigrants without specifically asking Congress to revise the language of welfare reform, which blocked federal funding for some of those benefits. The governors had dropped a more explicit demand that the federal government restore Medicaid, disability and food stamps benefits for legal immigrants. Governors of states with heavy immigration, such as California, Florida and New York, remain concerned that the bureaucratic backlogs delaying the granting of citizenship to legal immigrants is leaving thousands of legal residents...
Some of the narratives embedded in the triptychs are more straightforward than others. Beginning, 1946-49, is perhaps the most explicit of them all, a summing-up of childhood memory. The small boy in the nursery, dressed in a hussar's uniform and riding furiously on a rocking horse with drawn sword, is plainly Beckmann himself; a Puss-in-Boots hangs upside down from the ceiling; a languid carrot-haired odalisque on the sofa in the foreground blows iridescent soap bubbles of reverie and future desire; and a schoolmasterly figure holds up his hand in a gesture of censoriousness...