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Bayesian reasoning was first articulated by the Reverend Thomas Bayes, a clergyman from Tunbridge Wells in southern England, way back in the 18th Century.

They would be guided to acknowledge their distinctive patterns of communication and articulate them calmly and kindly from the first.

None of the elements that have helped us to recover our balance care to articulate a theory of existence; they may have one nevertheless.

If I'd had the emotional literacy when I was younger, you'd have heard me articulate pain.

You know, we should say, just like we've articulated multiple times, that it, the Roman Empire survives- So it's not like the Roman Empire collapsed and another Byzantine Empire was born.

Part of the difficulty lies as ever in each party recognising the legitimacy of their pain and their right to make a polite, well articulated fuss about so-called ‘small things.’