| In any of these pieces of legislation, and they vary from jurisdiction to jurisdiction, there's limits as to what it is that has to be recorded. |
| The risk theory has merits that are independent of its claim to explain what it is for an agency to cause harm. |
| No other nation has ever been quite so obsessed by defining what it is, or troubled by the idea that reality might not measure up to the ideal. |
| We're quite adept at picking out what it is we don't like about other human beings. |
| I can't quite put my finger on what it is, and I start looking around the room for moldy food or drink cups or small, dead animals. |
| Since I know something is weighing on your mind anyway, you might as well tell me what it is. |
