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In fact, both governments and the newspapers they influenced had an interest in downplaying official involvement in the press.
Rather than either emphasising or downplaying the role of formal worker organisations, the authors describe a mixed history.
Commentators have also questioned our downplaying of "other modeling" in ordinary conversation and our claims about the nature of the difference between monologue and dialogue.
Conversely, those downplaying the ongoing role of the party were not necessarily less radical or totalitarian.
These changes have the same effect - downplaying satire and emphasising the romantic quest - and perhaps even the same cause.
Eliade's approach, then, naturally focuses on these ' modalities ', downplaying historical considerations in favour of phenomenological analysis.
Descriptions of resolution often focus on the resolution rule alone, downplaying the role of factoring in proof construction.
Focusing on big events, and downplaying our ability to predict means-ends relationships, ought to move our political beliefs closer together.
The recent legislation promoting collaboration and downplaying competition seems to move in this direction.
Why there should be this downplaying of the nationalist thrust is hard to say.
I would interpret this as a general downplaying of the competitive elements and an increasing orientation towards cultural solidarity.
In fact, in recent years, conventional evolutionary theory has if anything, been further downplaying the role of phenotypes, sometimes reducing phenotypes to mere "vehicles" for their genes.
But in downplaying the significance of the expedition in this manner both authors are in the difficult position of downplaying the sheer extent of nineteenth-century developments, regardless of their causes.
Campbell follows the conventional wisdom in downplaying the problem represented by irregularity.
Similarly, practically all women who came of age in the inter-war years, whether writing in 1969 or 1980, tell stories about leisure, fun and entertainment, downplaying their workplace experiences.
