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The supervisor told the staffer that surely he did not want to stay , on account of a technicality , where he was unwanted . " Today we commonly refer to the second account as " foundationalism . And she said , `` Just say no . The job of managing the business was very different - a lot of people stumble during the transition because you have to move from " It 's all about me " to " It 's all about you . I can still remember when the silent picture `` Birth of a Nation '' opened in our hometown . And when Sanaz goes on vacation with five girlfriends , the Revolutionary Guard arrests and jails the six of them for " Western attitudes , " and the girls are subjected to two virginity tests — the second because the first , conducted by a woman , is considered suspect . A `` National Night Out '' campaign will be conducted on August 13 , 1985 to call attention to the importance of community crime prevention programs . In one famous case a supervising editor missed the fourteen-week deadline for dismissing an unproductive newsroom staffer . In combinatorics , one gets results with a similar flavor by simply counting ; instances where two seemingly unrelated counting problems have the same answer are " strange " . Proclamation and which are imported into the customs territory of the United States in accordance with general headnote 3 of the TSUS ( as modified by Annex I to this Proclamation ) on or after the effective date of this Proclamation are eligible for duty-free treatment , and a rate of duty of `` Free '' applicable to such products is inserted in the column in the TSUS entitled `` Special '' followed by the symbol `` I '' in parentheses . " being justified , " and the like , do appear to be similar to most other predicates in this respect : Within a wide but non-arbitrary range of standards , speakers can legitimately demand that S have more or less of the relevant evidence for p before they will agree that " S knows that p " or " S has adequate evidence for p. " So , the answer to the first question about the truth of contextualism seems to be : Contextualism about knowledge attributions is correct .