There's no mention of the Internet here, though surely it must have some effect on the way people define their loyalties and civic duties.
The internet has an effect on how people view their civic duties.
People do not use the internet for political reasons.
the parents had to show they made enough money.
A man is at the reception desk.
Periodicals are cheap to mail.
Questioning whether a statute is severable has nothing to do with legislative intent.
One context can not be easily wandered away from by the Japanese.
A blonde woman dressed in white sits on a bench.