“Frequent fl- erm traveler” – La reformulation euphémistique dans le discours sur l’événement by Charlotte Danino

“…In the context of a stretch of interaction dealing with a (shocking) event, euphemism can be understood as a discursive and enunciative attitude affecting the entire stretch of talk. In the end, we want to consider the relationships between language, cognition and representation in the light of comprehensive euphemistic devices. …”
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The psychological dimension of the narrator's perspective in the Syrian short story between 1995 and 2005 by Rodan Asmar Muray

“…Narrative studies related to focus worked on the study of the narrator, as an important structural element in the structure of the storytelling, a thorough study showing his position of what he tells, and his total or partial knowledge of events, his location from them, and his awareness of them, and these studies moved according to two directions: the intellectual-cognitive direction, and the artistic-aesthetic direction, and talked about two types of focus: (internal focus and external focus), thus it was a wide field for technical studies that were not concerned with the human and the psychological aspects of the narrator, social and intellectual aspects related to it. …”
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Key Discourses of Turkish Eurasianism and Their Impact on Turkey’s Foreign Policy by Ғ.Б. Жұматай, А.С. Ысқақ

“…From this standpoint, it would be premature to talk about the Turkish disengagement from the West and its pivot to Eurasia, as Ankara’s security and foreign policy are closely intertwined with the West and deeply embedded within the Western security system. …”
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Digital Representations of Illness: Key Issues in Cancer Patient Narratives by Jennifer Moreno

“…Preliminary findings show that, although the word ‘cancer’ seems to be commonly used by English-speaking cancer patients, they do not often talk about death, especially about their own, suggesting that death may still be a taboo in our society. …”
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Hábitos de lectura y consumo de información de los adolescentes en el ámbito digital by Rosa Tabernero Sala, Eva Álvarez Ramos, Hugo Heredia Ponce

“…In the same way, we will pay special attention to the preferences of analogical reading versus digital reading, when we talk about long texts, again due to the personal nature of paper reading. …”
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Defining 'Naturalness': Constructed languages as typological exploration by John Hutchinson

“…This concept as practised in artlang communities exhibits a complex relationship with broader linguistic theory and typology that I explore in this talk. In terms of how ‘naturalness’ is achieved, while some advise engaging in ‘imaginative role- play’, (Brown, 2017), the main advice is to read about a wide array of natural languages to see what structures are attested (Peterson, 2015). …”
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Comparative Ability of Mesenchymal Stromal Cells from Different Tissues to Limit Neutrophil Recruitment to Inflamed Endothelium. by Hafsa Munir, Nguyet-Thin Luu, Lewis S C Clarke, Gerard B Nash, Helen M McGettrick

“…Since released soluble mediators might have effects locally or remotely, infusion of MSC into blood or direct injection into target organs might be efficacious, but in either case, cross-talk between EC and MSC appears necessary.…”
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Evaluation of The Simplified Text of Ahmet Mithat Efendi’s Work “Felsefe-i Zenan” In The Context of Intra-Linguistic Translation by Beste Seyithanoğlu

“…The work, which was republished as a facsimile and a simplified version by Sel Publishing in 2008, is one of the first texts in Turkish literature to talk about women’s rights and equality between men and women. …”
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Rachel Carson’s Silent Spring: A Plea for Changing Environmental Policy by Ravindra Neupane, Vasily V. Verkhoturov

“…Historically, when academics talk about attempts to change environmental policy, they primarily focus on the contributions of natural and social scientists who assess the effects of pollution and other harmful factors on the environmental response to the increased use of pesticides in the 1960s, Carson produced her cross-disciplinary book, which combined environmental science and narrative. …”
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.W.L تأثیر استخدام استراتیجیة . في التحصیل المعرفي و أداء بعض المھارات الدفاعیة بكرة السلة لطلبة الصف الثاني... by عماد طعمة راضي

“…It is found on the principles of strategy KWL show the researcher they represent the contribution is serious about making the student the center of the educational process and its goal and purpose are based on the higher-order thinking and thus provide a solution to get rid of the negative role played by the student to the role of master student to the stage of decision-making and mastering the information and skills of a game such as football Basketball , here lies the importance of research as a new attempt and the addition of quality in teaching and learning in the field of physical education and basketball in particular , it is a transfer of the experiences of learning strategies to talk in the fields of education science the other to the sports field to be applied in the field of practical learning defensive skills and cognitive achievement basketball . …”
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Peran Media Iklan Televisi Sebagai Media Kritik Sosial Kasus Korupsi (Studi Kasus Pada Iklan Djarum 76 Versi “Kontes Jin”) by Ita Suryani

“…The conclusion shows that overall this ad is a form of social criticism that talks about corruption. The elimination of corruption cases were warmly welcomed by everyone who is represented by the audience. …”
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Embodying togetherness while taking divergent stances. Romantic couples' multimodal positioning practices while performing “we-stories” by Stefan Pfänder, Caroline Pfänder

“…By reusing, but slightly transforming, these verbal and nonverbal elements from prior talk, romantic partners co-operatively achieve shared epistemic and/or affective stance-taking in collaborative story-telling.…”
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Emotional contagion in dyadic online video conferences—empirical evidence based on self-report and facial expression data by Anton K. G. Marx, David F. Sachs, Anne C. Frenzel, Martin T. Schweizer

“…They were prompted to talk to each other about recent personally relevant experiences that made them angry, happy, and sad (3 conditions). …”
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Interregional comparison of some living standard indicators (by the example of the steppe regions of the European part of Russia) by A. V. Kagiyan

“…By the level of differentiation of the structure of consumer spending, we can talk about the degree of development of individual territories, and, accordingly, about the living standard of the population. …”
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Közösség karanténban. A vesztegzár idején hozott ekkléziológiai döntéseinkkel való megbékélés lehetőségei by András-László RÁD

“…How does the possibility of encountering the transcendent in the mystery of the Word open up to our congregants in the new dynamic of the worship? We talk about the conscious renewal of worship in the true spirit of Scripture and not renewal of liturgy. …”
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Quality improvement report: setting up a staff well-being hub through continuous engagement by Tarannum Rampal, Aaisha Saqib

“…We believe that while there is a lot of talk about well-being and an increasing number of resources being offered electronically, the need for a neat and quiet space cannot be overlooked. …”
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Morphometric analysis of watersheds: A comprehensive review of data sources, quality, and geospatial techniques by Padala Raja Shekar, Aneesh Mathew

“…The analysis of morphometric parameters plays a crucial role in understanding and managing watersheds, making it a fundamental component of hydrological investigations. This review paper talks about how important it is to objectively evaluate morphometric parameters, with a focus on the evaluation of basins' relief, linear, and areal parameters. …”
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“This is the First Time I’ve Felt Seen”: How Community-Engagement Can Improve Human Trafficking Research by Sarah M. Godoy, Zoe Bellatorre, Angela Clarke, Fenix McClay, Teresa Rose, Crystal C. Rozelle-Bennett, Jessa Crisp, Mimi V. Chapman

“…Following involvement in a community advisory board and a qualitative study, we asked adults with CSE histories to talk about their experiences in human trafficking research. …”
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US adults with diabetes mellitus: Variability in oral healthcare utilization. by Lorena Baccaglini, Adams Kusi Appiah, Mahua Ray, Fang Yu

“…There is a need to integrate dental and medical care to facilitate cross-talks among different health professionals, so that educational preventive messages are reinforced at every healthcare visit.…”
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Exploring temporal patterning of psychological skills usage during the week leading up to competition: Lessons for developing intervention programmes. by John Elvis Hagan, Dietmar Pollmann, Thomas Schack

“…Specifically, elite (international) athletes reported more usage than sub-elite (national) counterparts for self-talk, imagery and relaxation respectively. Time-to-competition effects showed imagery use decreased steadily across the three time points while reported usage of relaxation were almost at the same level on two time points (7 days and 1 hour) but decreased 2 days before competition.…”
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