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• The-Wformat-nonliteral check is more stringent.
• "In my work, I am nonliteral, " she continued.
• Anyone who was raised Catholic understands a nonliteral interpretation of the world around us.
• This means that the child must understand the nonliteral aspect of pretend play and understand that the changes made during pretend play are temporary.
• No . In its nonliteral form, and when not interjected as mere filler, actually is a subtle device, used differently in British and American English.
• Children must be aware that once the play session ends, the nonliteral aspects of pretend play such as role taking and substituted objects also seize to exist.
• Composers, aware of the powerful specificity of language, worry that spoken texts will shake concert audiences from the nonliteral mind-set that is ideally conducive to listening.
• Those playwrights _ particularly Arthur Miller and Tennessee Williams _ found in Kazan a bold proponent of nonliteral scenic designs, almost-operatic pacing and powerful, emotionally intense acting.
• Although Catholic teaching can accommodate these formulas, it also affirms nonliteral and scholarly approaches to the Bible, the role of tradition and the church in interpreting scripture and the place of good works in salvation.
• "' Make believe "', also known as "'pretend play "', is a loosely structured form of play that generally includes role-play, object substitution and nonliteral behavior.
• She has authored 8 books and they are held in 2, 301 libraries, the highest of which is " New dance; approaches to nonliteral choreography " ( University of Pittsburgh Press, 1971 ), held in 612 libraries.
• If the speaker is assumed to be following the cooperative principle, in spite of flouting the maxim of relevance, then the utterance must have an additional nonliteral meaning, such as : " The content of the lecturer's speech was confusing ."
• The dictionary used at the Globe calls putz only " sometimes considered vulgar, " but labels as simply " slang " all the nonliteral uses of the s-word ( hits the fan, not worth a, and so on ).
• There is a certain amount of work that goes into making copyright successful and just as with other works, copyright for computer programs prohibits not only literal copying, but also copying of " nonliteral elements ", such as program's structure, sequence and organization.
• Professor Robert DiYanni, in his book " Literature  Reading Fiction, Poetry, Drama and the Essay " wrote : " Rhetoricians have catalogued more than 250 different " figures of speech ", expressions or ways of using words in a nonliteral sense . ".
• The court therefore upheld the judgment that MDY violated the provisions of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act against trafficking in copyright circumvention technologies, at least with regard to the dynamic nonliteral elements of Blizzard's content, i . e ., those portions provided by the World of Warcraft servers.
• The position of Orthodox Ashkenazi Jews has, for some time, been more or less favorable of a literal approach, as evidenced by the uproar that occurred when modern-day biblical commentators expressed their nonliteral interpretations of the accounts related in Genesis, despite being based heavily on views taken by classical commentators such as Rambam and Judaism's encounter with science, cosmology and evolution.