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• Sayokan focuses more on strategy rather than a singularized strict fighting technique.
• Not only is it wrong for singularizing a proper name, but also for being ungrammatical.
• Do you think " Laker " is a case of " singularizing a proper name "?
• "When you have categories of gifts and sort of go to the vending machine to push the right button, you destroy the notion of singularizing the gift, " he said.
• The beginning of this year [ 1812 ] may be singularized by the shaking of the earth, which occurred so often that it would be both tedious and useless to have noticed every one.
• I think terms like " Jehovah's Witnesses " and " Lakers " resemble common nouns in nature, and can be singularized without much qualm .-- K . C . Tang 01 : 36, 9 August 2007 ( UTC)
• In a commercial society like ours, notes a report in the Journal of Consumer Research, gift-givers " sacralize " commodity objects by removing price markers and wrapping the objects decoratively _ actions that " separate items from the profane world of commerce, singularize them, and turn them into gifts ."
• In his discussion of commoditization, he also presents the idea of singularization which occurs because " there are things that are publicly precluded from being commoditized & [ and are ] sometimes extended to things that are normally commodities in effect, commodities are singularized by being pulled out of their commodity sphere . " Kopytoff goes on to describe ways in which commodities can be singularized, for example, through restricted commoditization, sacralization, and terminal commoditization.
• In his discussion of commoditization, he also presents the idea of singularization which occurs because " there are things that are publicly precluded from being commoditized & [ and are ] sometimes extended to things that are normally commodities in effect, commodities are singularized by being pulled out of their commodity sphere . " Kopytoff goes on to describe ways in which commodities can be singularized, for example, through restricted commoditization, sacralization, and terminal commoditization.