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They are negative — not in the sense of being bad, but in the sense of negating something that had previously been done.
Not in the sense of edginess, but just in the sense of pushing a joke to its limits — and that's what steamed hams is.
My chest, my body, felt tight, tight in the sense of a contraction, but also tight in the sense of being bound and squeezed.
I've never been "optimistic" in the sense of just seeing the glass as half-full — only in the sense of looking at trend lines rather than headlines.
Horizontal in the sense of learning more about the world, about others, and about a craft; vertical in the sense of learning more about who you really are.
We need for the machines to wake up, not in the sense of computers becoming self-aware, but in the sense of corporations recognizing the consequences of their behavior.
But he can also take a turn into romantic realism (in the sense of storytelling that wears its heart on its sleeve; not in the sense of everybody kissing all the time).
But in the sense of our relationship is, it's building.
Not in the sense of like, actually thinking about stuff.
But political in the sense of plain and simple revenge.
It's not in the sense of, it's not physically dangerous.
The world changed in the sense of how we communicate.
And not necessarily big in the sense of a giant screen.
He doesn't mean "liberal" in the sense of the Democratic Party.
We have kept it open in the sense of no censorship.
His fear was thus rational in the sense of being reasonable.
Both in the sense of appreciating music and in making it.
And not just in the sense of preaching to the converted.
Great in the sense of "up there with the Columbia Core"?
Not doing nothing in the sense of how you do nothing a Sunday afternoon, idly flipping between Instagram and Twitter on your phone, or in the sense of how you do nothing while standing in line at the grocery store, listening to music on your phone, or in the sense of how you do nothing when you just unplug and read a book.
They&aposve accused -- (CROSSTALK) GIGOT: Political in the sense of being partisan.
So N.D.E.s are real in the sense of "authentic" — they really occur.
Was it real in the sense of that was his real emotions?
But, I don't work on it now in the sense of tariffs.
I share in the sense of what is happening in the country.
Viacom is a wonderful opportunity in the sense of distribution in … India.
"It's not very feminine in the sense of being chichi," he admitted.
In the sense of what most people mean by living, she said.
They didn't mean "receptive" in the sense of willing to take feedback.
But it did "work" in the sense of achieving its main objectives.
It's more like a feeling of accretion, in the sense of growing.
It's not just coming home in the sense of a physical place.
But not in the sense of fresh and innocent, suffused with wonder.
At least not in the sense of how those others are viewed.
You could mean bias in the sense of racial bias, gender bias.
And that's in the sense of bad behavior and bullying, trolling, things like that, but also in the sense of using those platforms to stand up for rights that they would otherwise be unable to stand up for.
But it's open in the sense of there are so many amazing players.
"It's not very feminine in the sense of being chichi," Lagerfeld tells WWD.com.
We give less attention to "fashion" — except in the sense of fashion victim.
Not politics in the sense of political parties, or politics to win elections.
"I think about herpes in the sense of a common cold," Bobrow says.
In the sense of sort of like maybe being like earnest or something?
And Luke essentially wins, in the sense of allowing the Resistance to escape.
Almost certainly not, at least in the sense of becoming the largest party.
It's information sharing in the sense of like tactical information sharing, threat detection.
But to give women more time, she thinks, more than energy innovation is needed: their unpaid work must start to count, both in the sense of being included in national statistics and in the sense of being recognised as work.
So I decided to figure out what I was capable of, in the sense of what I could do that mattered in the world, but also what I was capable of, in the sense of what my own limits are.
Earlier this year, I watched him become nearly lost in Schubert's otherworldly Sonata in G, D. 894—not in the sense of forgetting where he was in the score but in the sense of letting go of the narrative line.
And, more importantly, what is it good for (in the sense of being useful)?
I was nervous in the sense of, how is this going to be received?
He is passed it in the sense of contesting bouts at a championship level.
In the sense of one that does not ever pass near the Earth. Yikes.
But it's always in the sense of when someone objects, we think about it.
"I wouldn't say it's rare in the sense of it's not happening," she said.
This is extraordinarily reactionary stuff, but not especially political in the sense of electioneering.
Event-based maybe even in the sense of like, once in your life, right?
Western countries are not ungovernable in the sense of paralysed by riots or crises.
In the sense of being a husband and having more children and the rest.
They are, as Wiener says, helpless, not in the sense of being shackled agents or disabled agents but in the sense of not being agents at all—not having the capacity to be "moved by reasons" (as Kant put it) presented to them.
He framed nearly every question I asked him in the sense of problems and solutions.
How can anyone not be "partisan" in the sense of preferring one of these visions?
In the sense of slow fashion: buy less, and invest a little more money instead.
But this doesn't seem like "fake news" in the sense of being deliberately made up.
But they weren't dominant in the sense of...they were commanding but they weren't offensive.
The Euro competition's cheers barely made a dent in the sense of exasperation and exhaustion.
I understand it, in the sense of there not being more countries with nuclear weapons.
"Pop music is popular music, in the sense of the people's music," he tells me.
Moore's law is not a law in the sense of, say, Newton's laws of motion.
PAINTER: Andrew, that is so gross, in the sense of using such a big club.
I talk to all my children, but not in the sense of that much involvement.
It's funny, but only in the sense of the most cringeworthy Office-style embarrassment comedy.
And we mean bias not in the sense of prejudice, but bias as in tendency.
Western countries are not ungovernable in the sense of paralysed by riots or crises.
So in the sense of like an immediate reaction when people are just outraged—absolutely.
It is not radical in the sense of Ai Wei Wei's work, but definitely nonconformist.
Much was made of her maturity (in the sense of age, not comportment) and intelligence.
But I think it's important that they don't get rewritten in the sense of protectionism.
" The former president meant the last term in the sense of "bad for the nation.
In the sense of, by threatening it you'll start seeing behavioral changes and economic changes.
It's going to be, not only skew top, in the sense of on the personal side.
It's bad enough now in the sense of how much energy is in a small space.
Not in the sense of how campaigns are run, but of a huge, big "Democrat" base.
"It was a great game in the sense of they have an excellent team," Crean said.
But, my mind was clear in the sense of, hey, let's go attack, execute the pitch.
Nothing about gardens is "natural" in the sense of the word as meaning untouched or wild.
I'm not an expert in the sense of ... I don't know how easy that would be.
They're taking a stand in the sense of like, don't mess with our business, Mr. President.
Our work is not about nations in the sense of what federal governments are up to.
Not in the sense of a true trial, where the objective is to understand the truth.
"Soft skills are often overlooked in the sense of how one prepares for employment," he says.
The first question is this: Did anything exactly "happen" in the sense of an objective wrong?
At least it's not a failure in the sense of our constitutional duty in the House.
We are right to be wary of "experimenting" in the sense of playing with people's lives.
Presidential nomination debates have never really been debates, in the sense of conflict over a proposition.
And every time I've talked to someone who works on the series' writing staff, they've referred to June as a "hero," not in the sense of her being the protagonist (and, thus, "our hero") but often in the sense of her building toward some great destiny.
These kids, in the sense of the vascularity, I actually thought they were going to be simpler.
Yes, smartphones will be dead in five years but not in the sense of being wiped out.
JJ: I'm not a big game player in the sense of being into board games or sports.
It dunked hard in the sense of this particular problem, and you could say it killed it.
So I do not think we can be robots in the sense of serving some secret master.
"I didn't really mean that, I meant more in the sense of anything you want," she replied.
Ashley: I guess, I mean it in the sense of like, you can just take things away.
In the sense of when you know you shouldn't be doing something, but you do it anyway.
Obviously, you know I don't want to co-parent in the sense of us not being together.
But it is a feminist movie in the sense of if you're talking about movies in general.
Neither of us knew what to do about it, in the sense of how to cure me.
But in the sense of how much — and how loudly — he literally talks when on the court.
If you were looking for 'Octagon control' in the sense of moving forward, Novelli had it all.
It almost feels "Handmaid's Tale"-like in the sense of how we got to something so extreme.
So it's not a public good in the sense of, like, a park or something like that.
He was like me in the sense of, 'Oh my God, look at all the famous people.
A lot of times, people are talking about bias in the sense of equalizing performance across groups.
But such talk is intended to evoke corruption in the sense of the usurpation of traditional order.
And not in the sense of stalwartly refusing to call someone a dirty name a la Dudley Do-Right, but in the sense of cultivating personal excellence simply because, in the end, it's a perfect foundation for an existence, especially if as many people do it together as possible.
Of course, we talk about it in the sense of people want experiences more than they want stuff.
It is not a friend, in the sense of how Americans view Great Britain or France as friends.
They're -- they're letters that are magnificent in the sense of his feeling for wanting to get this done.
Was she an Aunt Tom, in the sense of selling out women's interests in deference to the patriarchy?
The word "giocare" means "to play," but it's in the sense of playing a game, not an instrument.
He means it in the sense of the shared values both parties have long professed to hold dear.
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In fact, the Catholic Church came up with the word "propaganda," in the sense of propagating the faith.
The Phase is not a smartwatch in the sense of the Apple Watch or an Android Wear device.
There is fly in the sense of airborne locomotion, like how birds fly from one place to another.
"In the sense of the domestic fundamental economics, it doesn't warrant the Fed lowering interest rates," Clemons said.
However, the spice lies in the sense of liberation in the images, and truth of life and death.
While real-world business is different, it's the same in the sense of pursuing additional bottom-line performance.
The Vex are totally alien, in the sense of being nearly completely unrecognizable with their brass-futuristic feel.
All these sensors that are measuring human performance in the sense of biometrics are coming down in cost.
"Take it back" in the sense of saving the nation from things perceived to threaten it — seen variously as immigrants, faceless European Union bureaucrats, globalization, the "Westminster elite" of Britain's political establishment — and "take it back" also in the sense of back in time, to some ill-defined golden age.
Its regime is racist, uncaring and totalitarian, in the sense of aiming to affect every aspect of people's lives.
And keep it personal, run it like it's a start-up in the sense of personal interaction and relationships.
Giving a natural—in the sense of not requiring any physical touch—interaction system for infotainment is a challenge.
Krauss is an ally of Harris's in the sense of being not just an atheist, but a "new" atheist.
White has been the color of choice this year, at least in the sense of making a political statement.
"I don't really pray, not in the sense of falling on my knees or anything like that," he said.
David Bowie didn't personify metal in the sense of an Ozzy or a Lemmy or a Ronnie James Dio.
Not more in the sense of material things, but in the satisfaction derived from new adventures and new lands.
Last year has been good for me in the sense of learning a lot of things and understanding things.
There will never be a traditional revolution in this country, in the sense of the Russian or French revolutions.
He became hugely ambitious, in the sense of wanting to make shitloads of money and buy loads of shit.
They eschewed CG effects in the sense of using green screen, but they did a lot in post-production.
They are also visible — in the sense of seeing them as if for the first time – in their aggregation.
We did get some supervillain in the sense of Dark Jem and stuff, but there's not a lot of action.
"I feel like in general, you want the equality of men and women — in the sense of everything," she says.
"What we mean is often not what we say, in the sense of what our words literally convey," Evans notes.
Yet despite his age, he has mastered social media, in the sense of figuring out how to silence digital dissent.
I want to ask whether — Entrepreneurial not in the sense of making much money, but nevertheless, making a media thing.
I do in the sense of, I'm so proud of you and everything that you've accomplished, and it's so amazing.
"There's a pretense, there's something created about him in the sense of bullydom," the "Pirates of the Caribbean" star continued.
So giving him a chance, in the sense of not speaking out immediately against policies that he's proposed, is dangerous.
Good in the sense of being its best available option, but those options are not, on the whole, happy ones.
Nor was it explicitly about the Veterans Room, except in the sense of a hybrid work fed by many tributaries.
"I cannot confirm that these were election observers in the sense of being member of the OSCE mission," she added.
It is not exactly a "story", either, in the sense of having plot twists and obstacles and heroes and villains.
Those are beautiful cover photos in the love issue and open-minded in the sense of who can kiss whom.
It's not a strategy, in the sense of a plan that matches resources to objectives, or even a philosophical outlook.
Every nation prefers to think of itself as productive in the sense of hard-working and smart, not just fertile.
These are not recipes for Indian food in the sense of food from the vast, regionally diverse nation of India.
Gay bars were not "safe" in the sense of being free from risk, nor were they "safe" as in reserved.
I'm perfectly capable of being in a monogamous relationship, in the sense of not seeing anyone outside of my clients.
I don't mean "good" in the sense of teaching your children about stranger danger or putting them in car seats.
The phrase might be racist in one context, in the sense of conveying actual racial animus, but not in another.
Congress is doing its job, in the sense of holding hearings, and the FBI seems to be doing its job too.
Few are purely invented, in the sense of being coined from a string of sounds chosen more or less at random.
And towards a more humanitarian, empathic and truly "global"—not just in the sense of global markets—organisation of our societies.
A huge part of it is technological, but I don't think it's technological in the sense of issues like simulator sickness.
"It's not a real bond" in the sense of the ionic and covalent bonds you learned about in chemistry, explained Popov.
BLASPHEMY laws, in the sense of laws that penalise speech or acts that disrespect God or the sacred, are "astonishingly widespread".
In general the work tends to grow more "sculptural" — in the sense of more concentrated, unitary, handmade — as time goes on.
Definitely, and we've always been very, kind of old school journalists in the sense of how to quote from the material.
"I think that Bob Mueller will prevail in the sense of being able to go forward with this litigation," Schiff said.
To "get" Ghirri's photographs, in the sense of untangling the initial confusion about what they depict, does not exhaust their poetry.
To the extent that-- JOHN MALONE: 'Cause-- 'cause sports is local, news is--I mean, local in the sense of national.
But it didn't feel like research in the sense of being like, I am now sitting down to research this project.
But this outbreak is much bigger, in the sense of the number of people affected and the number of areas affected.
She was a liberal, in the sense of thinking that individuals need protection both from the state and by the state.
They are curious — not just curious in the sense of lifelong learners, but curious about how other people see the world.
Prayer is efficacious in the sense of making us feel better, but do you believe it is efficacious in curing cancer?
"That was good in the sense of trying to wrap my mind around what just happened with my family," he said.
LG: This is a similar kind of thing in the sense of people just using it as a tool to gather.
As for "moved" in the sense of being emotionally affected, I'd say the loss of a loved one, especially a child.
PA: I think it's worthwhile to look that the international rules are working in the sense of a level playing field.
"Holding all these positions in government probably sort of constrained his country in the sense of developing senior leadership," Grappo said.
Not too lazy in the sense of sleeps in too much — he's clearly happy to maintain a frenetic pace of activity when doing things that engage him, like tweeting or doing television or phone interviews — but too lazy in the sense of being unwilling to put in the time and repetition necessary to master new things.
But on both, paradoxically, the cause of liberal order might be better served by leaders who took a slightly more imperial perspective — not in the sense of imposing policy at sword point, but in the sense of realizing that their societies are so diverse as to require a more disinterested kind of vision from their rulers.
"We don't need them—in the sense of feeding, clothing or teaching us—but we need them for other reasons," Bulley says.
And then, two, I think Republicans are very self-reliant in the sense of we believe that we create our own success.
And we just talked about people and talked about family members in the sense of analyzing people and what makes people tick.
"Directing is like acting in the sense of how you understand the characters," Emmerich told me after a long day of shooting.
MNUCHIN: Well, it is only part of trade talks in the sense of I have very direct conversations with the vice premier.
"We should all do everything we can for a 'soft Brexit' in the sense of there being a smooth transition," he said.
There are not many regional or global systems that are truly bipolar in the sense of two superpowers that run the show.
I didn't really think about it in the sense of, "Oh, this will be part of my folio," or body of work.
He focused very closely and brilliantly on the conflict between emancipation in the sense of being granted cultural rights and cultural identity.
It's fair to say we were informed by Black Swan, in the sense of a sort of inner psychosis within dancers' psyche.
I didn't really set any kind of goal for myself, in the sense of age and where I'm at in my career.
A relatively small proportion of millennials personally embody ethnic diversity in the sense of identifying with more than one race or ethnicity.
It sounds like 2002 in the sense of what is happening sonically but also in the ideas of it and the stakes.
For a moment, even against your better judgment, try being a hopeless romantic — in the sense of embracing big, unwieldy, turbulent feelings.
From what I can determine the Fort Huachuca project is needed but not in the sense of life and death or housing.
" But where Mr. Colbert means it in the sense of, "This is terrifying," for Mr. Fallon it's more like, "This is silly.
I suppose every liberal has a key belief that can't be defended, in the sense of being shown to be inarguably true.
It's about them transcending the real world, and losing themselves in the sense of fantasy, where they can be their freest, truest selves.
"Getting time to think is really important, which is not necessarily quiet time in the sense of disengaging from the business," he said.
"We have no real idea how to control weather in the sense of a hurricane," Beijing Normal University geoengineer John Moore told Space.com.
Jamey JacobProfessor, Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering, Oklahoma State UniversityCapes by themselves are not aerodynamic in the sense of producing lift or reducing drag.
I'm trying to reach younger audiences and the larger dance community in the sense of — Paul was a renegade, he was a rebel.
I think that actually does apply to Joanna, not in the sense of having the grandiose personality, but actually being very, very intelligent.
I decided to make painting, but I wasn't coming from painting in the sense of needing to hold a brush and smear paint.
Social media platforms regularly try to frame themselves as apolitical, at least in the sense of US politics, but it's not that simple.
This is not to say the plays are hetero assimilationist in the sense of Will and Grace or Modern Family — far from it.
It was big – in the sense of being physically large, due in part to the inclusion of a camera in the bezel/strap.
Mr Putin never intended to win the war in Syria, in the sense of crushing the rebels and restoring calm on the ground.
"With me, I'm a very closed off person in real life in the sense of emotions and saying what's actually real," she says.
You give your managers, so to speak--and obviously, Rutledge is a bit different than Zaslav-- in the sense of your control level.
There's the middle number in the sense of writing out all the possible options in a list, and picking the literal, middle number.
The "keyhole" caused by a narrow beam (think keyhole in the sense of minimally invasive surgeries) is, in effect, the most important part.
In their wake, this assortment of paintings is harrowing in the sense of a force that pulls us inward, both mentally and physically.
And not bizarre in the sense of the 2016 freak show focused on beauty queens and pussy grabbing and decades-old rape allegations.
I would hardly characterize this a 'committed relationship' in the sense of two consenting adults who freely and willingly engage in healthy relations.
"These publicity campaigns seem to be pretty successful, in the sense of frequently making front-page news in national newspapers," Mr. Garner said.
None of this is constructed as consciously gendered in the sense of 'let's empower women'; it's just what happened with all of us.
They actually want to find the price that is best for the college, in the sense of charging the most parents can bear.
This is music that feels viral not in the technological sense of current usage, but in the sense of residing in the bloodstream.
In my current home, it is easily my oldest possession, so I think its value lies in the sense of comfort it gives.
It's therefore not surprising that some industry leaders look to a certain kind of religion for answers—not in the sense of praying for rain (although another featured speaker in Tulare, Sonny Perdue, the U.S. secretary of agriculture, has done that, too), but in the sense of working with religious nationalists to elevate the policies and politicians that operate to their benefit.
He was on set every day, and he really helped in the sense of reaffirming a lot of these choices that I was making.
It is a not uncommon theme in Latin American cinema and symbolically it refers to the quest for father in the sense of 'fatherland.
For the first time, I actually started using the suggested Gmail replies, which are actually pretty useful in the sense of purely transmitting information.
" Asked if Sanders regretted the choice of words, Weaver said the campaign had meant "qualified in the sense of 'disqualified' as opposed to 'unqualified.
Trump is not only unrefined in terms of etiquette but unrefined in the sense of unexperienced -- of being frankly unqualified to run a country.
It's not a traditional hosting gig in the sense of his late-night background, but rather a boutique approach with an all-star lineup.
It's funny because I feel like that cheese plate can be a chameleon in the sense of fitting into a lot of different worlds.
If anything, it was a life lesson in the sense of how fast something that you care about can be ripped away from you.
The technology doesn't approximate a "human experience" in the sense of being able to shake hands with someone, for example, or hold a door.
The Saudis are not good guys but, say the realists, they aren't bad guys, either, in the sense of wanting to hurt the West.
"I think nautical, where it's not literal, but in the sense of it being sort of waterfront, is really lovely," he tells PEOPLE Now.
"Poverty in Africa is also multidimensional, in the sense of limited access to education, health care, housing, potable water and sanitation," the report said.
But if Trump's aim was to come across as presidential, in the sense of possessing judgment and some actual knowledge of issues, he failed.
Airy, fresh, and yes, watery, but in the sense of the stuff you'd find in Bora Bora, not coming out of your parents' tap.
Many people are familiar with the use of this expression in the sense of getting "what you had coming to you," usually meaning punishment.
They don't sell the data in the sense of like, "Oh, here's this embarrassing photo of me in a bikini," or something. Right. Yes.
"It's important for me to think about the things that I own in the sense of their long-lasting capabilities for income," she said.
It's not that Republicans are anti-democratic, in the sense of wanting to tear down American democracy and replace it with an authoritarian alternative.
Not religious in the sense of apologetics — I'm thinking of Muriel Spark, who is a writer who is very much informed by her faith.
I think I meant it and still mean it in the sense of the strictest definition of what comedy is — yeah, I've quit that.
Some of this has stayed the same, in the sense of kids being forced to do something that they do not want to do.
It holds elections that aren't obviously rigged, in the sense of having falsified ballot counts, to vindicate its claim that the people still rule.
They're not quite hidden in the sense of us not being able to see them, but they're also not part of our initial formula.
"The BOJ is important in the sense of what they didn't do," said Andrew Milligan, head of global strategy at Aberdeen Standard Investments in Edinburgh.
We currently think about gravity in the sense of mass interacting with space itself, but maybe gravity is a result of collective behavior of particles.
In the sense of the show pivoting to be more about its women, this also might have a resonance with the Grace-centric cold open.
"She would be tyrannical in the sense of making extraordinary demands," according to the former executive, who said Rebekah was preoccupied with WeGrow 's Instagram.
There is hardly even the barest agreement that it evolved at all, in the sense of having been the specific product of gradual natural selection.
" So does Payne: "The Sweden Democrats and Le Pen movement in France really are just right-wing movements, in the sense of being conservative movements.
Last year, Alwyn starred in Billy Lynn's Long Halftime Walk and earlier this year, he showed his acting chops in The Sense of an Ending.
But US history to date suggests that weird elections are, in fact, weird in the sense of not offering much insight into the next cycle.
At least in the sense of, if your business was predicated on getting a lot of traffic referrals from Facebook, they've explicitly said give up.
They're similar to the main raids in the sense of them being 6-player cooperative activities built around solving puzzles and defeating puzzle-centric bosses.
On his recordings, Thundercat nearly qualifies as easy listening, but more in the sense of Hall & Oates than Jack Johnson (no disrespect to either parties).
We're all professionals in a certain way, but it almost felt amateur in the sense of people doing what they do because they love it.
It's a mutual, consensual experience, consensual, not in the sense of, "Sure, I'll do that," but in the sense that both people want what's happening.
GAETZ: No. Well, I think that it talks about the specter of presidential power more in the sense of his ability to oversee an investigation.
"For me personally, that's the best I think I've seen that team play in the sense of generating offense and playing with speed," said Johnson.
That bothers me in the sense of, everybody else is celebrating and fighting for us as Black trans women, but we're not fighting for us.
So it's really an interesting prospect in the sense of getting it together to be who we are and do the things that we do.
I left; honestly, I thought I was going to be retired, in the sense of the word of not working professionally for a living forever.
But she's also not the One, in the sense of being the key that unlocks all mysteries — though she may still prove to be that.
This was different in the sense of we had to really write for a record as opposed to just translating our live show to tape.
" He laughs before continuing: "Being the president of G.O.O.D. Music has been good in the sense of learning how to work in a chaotic dynamic.
I don't know if there will be joining on politics in the sense of — James' sisters are overseas and, therefore, not involved in American politics.
She didn't mean that I murdered myself, in the sense of the problematic trope that people who transition are literally dead and must be grieved.
Her paintings are suffused with transformation and fecundity, less in the sense of representing natural forms (although she does this, sort of) and more in the sense of channeling potent natural powers into her paintings — not merely a flower or a plant, for instance, but "the force that through the green fuse drives the flower," as Dylan Thomas put it in his marvelous poem.
In fact, it's a bit difficult to think of it as a movie at all, at least in the sense of a self-contained, standalone story.
Not in the sense of the paipsey, deracinated erasure one so frequently sees when pop culture narratives try, awkwardly, to put more representation into a story.
The smart-phone isn't merely old in the sense of having relatively limited capabilities and features, it has been intentionally targeted by its maker for irrelevance.
So we need to be pragmatic in the sense of we're going to be feeding nine million, we need to be open to the many ways.
But there is a difference between loosening up in the sense of letting women drive and loosening up power structures inside the ruling House of Saud.
They do not involve "justice" in the sense of a proceeding in which someone is to be held accountable in a court for a law-violation.
But maybe lower-tech approaches to the problem still have a place (lower-tech in the sense of being communicated by things other than radio waves).
About them, we cannot dispute, not in the sense of being able to find a conclusive reason why one is to be preferred over the other.
It was total immersion, not in the sense of being lost or dissolved in the game, but instead it was about being completely surrounded by it.
That helped defined the parameters of the style in the sense of the bold lines, the Xs on the eyes, having question marks, stuff like that.
But they're not meant to further narrative in the sense of a conventional musical, but to create an emotional atmosphere — privation and rudderlessness during the Depression.
" Mr. Bouvet, in response to emailed questions, said his outburst against Ms. Pougetoux, "is absolutely not a question of secularism, in the sense of the law.
He is not an ideological president in the sense of having policy formulas ready to implement; he's instead a catalyst of conflict with the right's opponents.
I've started thinking a lot about just wellness in general, in the sense of what does it mean to care for yourself when you're not sick?
It turns out that, these days, older Americans who retire — in the sense of completely withdrawing from the paid labor force — are increasingly in the minority.
Take five more, long, deep breaths, while immersing your mind in the sense of resting in awareness of your body in a state of complete relaxation.
I don't mean in the sense of a trained theologian, but rather taking seriously, perhaps, the impact of one's faith on his or her public life.
But the world is full of problems, none of which are an "emergency" in the sense of requiring some kind of urgent extralegal repurposing of funds.
"She wasn't a feminist in the sense of Gloria Steinem out campaigning for women's rights, marching or lobbying Congress or any of those things," Zheutlin said.
Computational irreducibility implies that at least after an infinite time it's actually formally undecidable (in the sense of Gödel's Theorem or the Halting Problem) what can happen.
For us, the season 6 finale really was a series finale in the sense of ending a six-year story and paying off a lot of that.
Whether it's a registration lock or a Yubikey, these extra account protections are additional authentication factors, but not "authentication" in the sense of interacting with a server.
When you apply it to food, Sattvic foods are easily digested and pure in the sense of non-complicated starches, so things like fruits, vegetable, and grains.
A game in the sense of having something at stake that can only be won through going through a particular formula and experiencing it step by step.
So you could argue that Patriarch Kirill had some remote predecessors (in the sense of leaders of the Slavic Christians) who were in full communion with Rome.
Deep down people who've done a chunk of time are more afraid of what they're gonna do, in the sense of not being ready for it mentally.
"By fifth or sixth grade, I started becoming aware of being different in the sense of my size," the star tells PEOPLE in this week's cover story.
Is there any connection between the way you play with genre and your trans experience, in the sense of not doing things the way people would expect?
I felt myself become a better person in his company — better in the sense of wanting to never stop making a difference to the lives of others.
Those efforts weren't "working" in the sense of defeating Trump outright, but I suspect they were keeping a lid on his support, discouraging bandwagoners and so forth.
So my job is to fuck it all up in the sense of like, we want to be 100 percent committed to creating a white-collar environment.
I don't mean fair in the sense of skin tone; one of the pleasures of "If Pretty Hurts" is that it exists largely outside the white gaze.
Like early web surfing, before online environments were personalized and organized by algorithms, The Wrong's magic lies in the sense of discovery yielded by a simple click.
I wanted the film to help me engage in dialogue because I'm actually very shy, and not political in the sense of a political system or government.
This etymology suggests that an author's inventions are as precious as human lives and liberty, and that his preciousness is literal, in the sense of lost property.
Readers looking to get lost in this book — in the sense of being swept up in prose that's continuous and immersive — may be disappointed, or even frustrated.
It's not "real" in the sense of feeling like a place people lived in, but by the end, it felt like a place I had gotten to know.
" He dismissed suggestions that the seat was "conservative" saying "I know these people, very few are conservative in the sense of Abbott, Joyce and [Tasmanian senator Eric] Abetz.
Not on a per-episode basis (50 minutes or less, please!), and not in the sense of figuring out how long one story can be made to last.
Additionally, the people who were already living in Crimea became the responsibility of the Russian government, particularly in the sense of delivering pensions, after Russia claimed the territory.
For me, it needs to be practical or pragmatic; 'down-to-earth' in the sense of 'drawing down' what is 'above' and integrating it with what is 'below.
"It's not partisan in the sense of Democrats only want to enforce the law against Republicans and Republicans only want to enforce the law against Democrats," Fischer added.
But people like me learn the hard way that dental insurance isn't insurance at all -- not in the sense of providing significant protection against unexpected or unaffordable costs.
"In the future, it will no longer be necessary to have a bank in the sense of a traditional, established bank," said Arturo Herrera, Mexico's deputy finance minister.
These were not modern virgins in the sense of celibacy and chastity—they were ancient virgins in the sense that no man could marry them or own them.
It's always got a color to it, in the sense of a hue, like a colder, wintery blue and green or a more yellow-y spring and summer.
It's almost like my sense of abstraction had an abstract figuration, I don't mean in the imitation of figure, but in the sense of mountains, backs, shoulders, muscularities.
For Mr. Nadella to succeed, he doesn't need LinkedIn to be a part of Microsoft, in the sense of being deeply grafted into the rest of the company.
People were clearly trying to "eat better," in the sense of "eat food that might taste better," usually in a way that they were constructing as more sophisticated.
In Due Diligence, Roodman also points to Nobel Laureate economist Amartya Sen's view about the value of increased freedom, in the sense of greater agency in one's life.
SB: The "Medium" is two-fold: "Medium" in the sense of the actual, technical aspect of art, thinking about photography, sculpture, painting, so that represents the medium itself.
That moment was to me one of the many confirmations that we have something truly special going on here, in the sense of the characterization of black metal.
There is dying in the sense of letting this body go, letting go of feelings, emotions, these things we call our identity, and practicing to let those go.
I'd actually argue that dating apps are the least elitist in the sense of, you're going much further outside of your primary network that you were already dating from.
But while I can't imagine myself being a robot in the sense of having a hidden purpose, there is a greater anxiety here, which is the fear of inauthenticity.
The first is whether the recent gyrations in the stockmarket were reactive, responding to the recent rise in bond yields, or predictive, in the sense of spotting future trouble.
We point with our index finger, and it is no coincidence that the noun "index" and the verb "indicate" are etymologically related in the sense of "to point out".
But still, to have a cat raise a family and be relatively forgiving in the sense of letting me witness and watch and film, everything had to go right.
These new paintings by Moyer are poetic and evocative and not at all political in the sense of addressing this or that pressing issue, or advocating for a cause.
I just remember really properly feeling music, like in the sense of it making you shake, and the hairs on the back of your neck's going up and everything.
The far hemisphere of the Moon (which is "dark" in the sense of unexplored, rather than lacking light), was unobserved until 1959 when a Soviet Union probe photographed it.
"Discipline, [and] I don't mean discipline in the sense of corporal punishment," the actor told PEOPLE and EW Editorial Director Jess Cagle on SiriusXM's Entertainment Weekly Radio Deadpool special.
She abandoned herself, not in the sense of someone who is offering her body out of love but as someone who uses her mind to escape a terrifying situation.
Not in the sense of how well he plays, although Ellis, a Kansas senior, is one of the country's best players and the leading scorer on the top team.
"People want democracy in the sense of being rid of dictatorship and having a leader that's popularly elected," said Thant Myint-U, a historian and former United Nations official.
Almost like an experiment if you will, in the sense of the true meaning of "experimental," which has along the way somehow lost itself to a kind of genre.
"This was something I felt could really change my life in the sense of the way I work and the hours that I can work," Ms. De Sola said.
In the sense of triumph that Americans were experiencing for having "won the Cold War," Vladimir Putin and his intelligence service compatriots perceived the vulnerability that they could exploit.
He was a Republican in the sense of stridently opposing the course the Democratic Party had taken the state on, but not a loyalist member of the conservative movement.
But notwithstanding its blind spots, this liberal worldview was and is essentially pro-marriage, in the sense of believing that it's good for society to have a single normative destination to which most couples arrive, a single normative institution in which most children will be raised — and in the sense of favoring a mild cultural and political pressure in its favor, encompassing forces and ideas (religion, gender difference) that are not necessarily progressive.
The beachy collection boasts over 100 new pieces for Pottery Barn, Pottery Barn Kids and PB Teen, so the whole family can luxuriate in the sense of summer year-round.
Not in the sense of a bakery "banning" pork by not serving it—if you wear the veil in public, a policeman will come along and give you a fine.
"But he does have some issues, and these are issues related to the Labor Department in the sense of hiring somebody who's illegal and not paying the taxes," he added.
Single payer in the sense of Medicare, where government is collecting the money and then is paying all the claims, I think would be a disastrous direction for the country.
"There's a little legal uncertainty there, in the sense of what degree of permanence is required to constitute eavesdropping," said Mason Kortz, of Harvard's Berkman Klein Center for Internet & Society.
"I have great hope that these guys will be much better off in the sense of allowing themselves to explore the full range [of attraction] that they have," he raved.
Their correspondence would be spread across dating apps and social media posts, anonymous in the sense of how we present ourselves online versus how we are in in real life.
Amnesia Scanner has never felt real, at least in the sense of corporeal human beings with fleshy fingers programming the mutant beatwork and ASCII melodies that make up their music.
Empathy, in the sense of emotional empathy, activates the insula and anterior cingulate cortex, while understanding is more related to the medial prefrontal cortex, which sits just behind the forehead.
"There has been a change in behavior in the sense of there's no question the Iranian regime does not have access to the same amount of money," Mr. Mnuchin said.
Success in the sense of total accuracy in weaving the tapestry of the Tower of Babel that is Brazil and the outsider's sense that he never lost, being Argentine-born.
APPELBAUM: I'd like to admire the people on our currency, but it's unlikely that "we," in the sense of all Americans, are going to agree about any given historical figure.
"I wanted to it to have a tape-y feel in the sense of the collages and some of the stuff I wanted to bounce down to cassette," Portner recalls.
The root word of museum originally meant "seat or shrine of the Muses"; its use in the sense of "a building to display objects" was first recorded in the 1680s.
Maybe it is a "feminine"—better—a "girly" exhibition, more "girly," in the sense [of] accepting being minor, hence, the big dark empty house, yet standing tall to your height.
"This was the most important event at CPAC; Trump came out of the closet in the sense of revealing he is a conservative," said former Virginia GOP Chair Jeffrey Frederick.
Looking East for inspiration becomes an insidious form of Orientalism when the practice results in denigration or in the sense of an exclusive claim to cultural superiority for the West.
Triage testing works—in the sense of administering the right test to the right people—only if the underlying method used to predict who should be tested is highly accurate.
Bowden: Initially the inexperienced troops, inexperienced in the sense of fighting in a big city, made a lot of mistakes, and a lot of young men were killed or wounded.
Since the Russian security services didn't hack the election in the sense of changing votes from one to the other, the narrative around the cyber intrusion should change, Edelman said.
Therefore, in both the sense of a coherent set of policies and in the sense of having a full structure underpinning national security decision making, there is no Trump administration.
But I was innocent in the sense of not yet guilty as I lifted the spoonful of oatmeal to my father's lips the day he came home from the hospital.
It's important that Alabamans understand, and I think they do, that just because we don't have a foreign border in the sense of a Texas, we're impacted by what's going on.
"Our results ultimately confirm that broadband cloaking of macroscopic objects, in the sense of total scattering suppression, is impossible with linear and passive cloaks of arbitrary complexity," the UT paper concludes.
Not in the sense of actually doing them — I will put on the yellow gloves, grab a soapy sponge, and go to town rather than leave them sitting in the sink.
JON FORTT: AND SO, I MEAN, IT IS UNLIMITED IN THE SENSE OF THE VOLUME OF DATA, BUT THERE ARE LIMITS ON THE QUALITY OF DATA, PARTICULARLY VIDEO AND AUDIO STREAMING.
It offered some replayability in the sense of finding packages, as well as ways to sort of increase your level of mastery of the levels with different ways to handle guards.
"We're in the same page as athletes in our career in the sense of how driven we are, so we got that connection right away," Johnston told PEOPLE about the relationship.
In Mark Forsyth's marvellous book, "The Etymologicon", and largely corroborated by the Oxford English Dictionary, feisty, in the sense of "spirited", is derived from "fist" or "feist", meaning a small dog.
When Ada Louise Huxtable visited St. Louis in 1976, she wrote: The promised revitalization, in the sense of a downtown of pedestrian scale, alive with people and activities, has never materialized.
"I think it's a working relationship in the sense of, when they're on the court, they have a respect," said Suns F Jared Dudley, who played with the Wizards last season.
Beyond that, I would love if this project just captivated a lot more people in the sense of like, just understanding who women of color are in those kinds of spaces.
Whyte calls him "progressivism incarnate," meaning progressive in the sense of that era: a believer in progress, planning, and an expanded federal government that used its power to accomplish technical missions.
The point, however, is not that justices should always act "modestly" in the sense of deferring to the legislature or executive branches and that the conservative justices are necessarily acting badly.
In science, there are no "parties" in the sense of a court case, but rather debates over the quality of evidence and standards of proof based on scientific, not legal, norms.
He's a little bit, to me, too far left; not in a sense of philosophy but in the sense of what we expect from each other," Langone said on "Squawk Box.
"I can understand why executives would withhold military aid if it was in the sense of public policy, but you don't withhold military aid to anybody ... for political reasons," Kasich said.
"There never was a real referendum campaign in Britain in the sense of an information campaign," he said when asked about the possibility of a second British vote on EU membership.
JS: I also think about how your work involves erasure, in the sense of taking away pieces of information that might otherwise easily locate the paintings in terms of recognizable images.
"That's really the nuclear option in the sense of as much as it hurts all of their neighbors, and the U.S. could reopen it fairly quickly in any case," Maloney said.
"We're just trying to take the right shots in the sense of either a 3 or a layup," D'Antoni told reporters after the 61-attempt game against the New Orleans Pelicans.
"Today, computers can't 'read' in the sense of read and understand and summarize a document, and so I think progress in that area is one that I am really excited about."
They are not impossible to govern in the sense of chaotic or anarchic but more than a few are ungovernable in the sense that their governments cannot do anything of importance.
It will be transparent, in the sense of you'll see the votes, but there will be a lot of deal-cutting and erstwhile deal-cutting not visible until votes are cast.
And while Saudi Arabia does not pay "us" — in the sense of the American people — any kind of fortune, they do seem to pay Donald Trump a fair amount of money.
Will there be more or less work, and will that work be mostly "jobs" in the traditional sense or "tasks" in the sense of projects, gigs, freelancing, on-demand work, etc.?
And reveling in the sense of community as an entire dance floor sang the lyrics to "All I Do," the final song of D.J. Spinna's all-night, all-Stevie Wonder party.
"We made clear that if we do not see better action we will have to come with maybe harder solutions in the EU — hard in the [sense] of regulation," she said.
" Like Shriver, Kunzru admits that appropriation is a part of what novelists do, "in the sense of trying to think yourself into the position of people who have different identities to yourself.
In the sense of achieving immortality through death, I found it deeply resonant that it presented itself to me while I was trying to finish my lyrics and preparing for the sessions.
" Related: Michelle Dockery gets un-Lady-like in TNT's 'Good Behavior' Dockery said it was an easy decision to take on the role of Susie Webster in "The Sense of an Ending.
Q1 has had some testing features, the consumer backdrop in the run-up to Easter was quite challenging in the sense (of) confidence and uncertainty created by the Brexit debate, he said.
The written policy, which itself is not even a rule in the sense of being a federal law or regulation, is significantly less specific and less of a directive than people suggest.
So that I think that we stayed further away from drawing-room mystery in the sense of a board game, and more into this kind of terrifying encounter with danger and death.
The book concludes with the thought that since individuals differ in ability, a fair society in a procedural sense is very unlikely to be an egalitarian society in the sense of outcomes.
Not in the sense of accepting less, but the way houses settle into their foundation: creaking, shifting, and sinking into a stillness that's a little less dynamic, but a lot more solid.
Such child-like embellishments are whimsical touches that draw the viewer in, but these add-ons are only playing dress-up on much wilder realities — wild, in the sense of hounded animals.
Not just in the sense of "Who is he, really?" but because Chu's status as a public figure is difficult to contextualize unless you've spent frankly too much time on the internet.
"He may help himself in the sense of getting more clients, but he has acted less than completely responsibly not only in this instance but in other instances as well," Dershowitz said.
Belott seems to be thinking about nurturing, in the sense of being physically and emotionally cared for, or caring for others, as well as feeding ourselves creatively, as we do with art.
All these might not all be malicious in the sense of, for example, hacking financial information or disabling your device, but privacy of information and information security nonetheless go hand-in-hand.
DM: I guess that continues to be a good thing in the sense of, if you're making a show, that people will get to see it if they choose to see it.
There wasn't a cloud in the sky, not in the sense of the phrase, but actually not a single vapor formation — just striations of light to lighter blue lifting from the horizon.
But the real irony is that if you ask which congressional districts really are "messes" in the sense of suffering from severe social problems, many — probably most — strongly supported Trump in 2016.
As people's distance increases in a geographic sense, in a cultural sense, and in the sense of a lack of shared identity, they lose confidence in their leaders' abilities to protect them.
Not in the political sense -- that blame landed squarely on the White House and Republicans -- but in the sense of embarrassment about what had occurred from a governing perspective under their watch.
"Weaponized in the sense of saying we are going to favor certain outcomes in the market with respect to energy and the environment — that's not the role of a regulator," he said.
"It's changed me in the sense of having this meditative idea of being able to zoom out in my mind and see a bigger picture, to take a longer perspective," he said.
"We don't want brawlers in the sense of the guys who are going to point the finger across at other members of the committee and be divisive or be petty," said Rep.
I think about subversion here in the sense of intelligent resistance and opposition, a strategy which relies on imitating or even identifying with the subject of criticism and then shifting the meaning.
Not good in the sense of commercial success or cultural impact — but for a genre that arguably peaked decades ago, there was a surprising amount of good, weird jazz coming out this year.
Beyond that, pictures are often the best way to convey global insights about the economy — global in the sense of thinking about all possibilities as opposed to small changes, not as in theworldisflat.
Not in terms of language, but of political correctness in the sense of like, 'Don't get too far out there, don't say things that are upsetting or weird, don't question the status quo.
HOW much difference does being very religious (in the sense of praying every day and attending worship at least once a week) make to the way Americans live, spend and interact with others?
They are not impossible to govern in the sense of chaotic or anarchic but more than a few are ungovernable in the sense that their governments cannot do anything of importance.
I say to a lot of my clients, when you see this tattoo, may it remind you of who you are, in the sense of referring to your power, your strength, your teachings.
Cost: N/A Cost was a factor, not in the sense of being able to get out, but being told by my job that if I chose to leave I wouldn't be paid.
" But in the sense of, "We're building something that has a serious reason for being and we're doing it for more than just our own pocketbooks and for more than just this month.
There was something queer about being single: queer in the sense of "strange," yes, but also in the sense that connotes a threat to the conventions around which most people arrange their lives.
And that's leaving aside the harder question of whether it really works, in the sense of not just blacklisting a given person or domain, but actually limiting the virulent spread of their ideology.
"He couldn't really converse, not in the sense of sharing information or of a balanced back-and-forth conversation," Wolff wrote in characterizing the view of Ivanka Trump and her husband, Jared Kushner.
It's hard not to get caught up in the sense of suspense when a boat pushes off from the shore, a Megabus hits the highway or a train pulls away from the platform.
The word "end," he now says, was not meant in the sense of "termination," but rather signified "target" or "objective"; similarly, "history" was referencing the process of "development" or "modernization," not recorded time.
We've seen him urge the two sides to maintain a civil tone, but I don't think he views his task as fundamentally judicial in the sense of what he does at the court.
"It's not a huge victory for Trump in the sense of the content of the deal," said Mr. Moore, whom the president considered this year for a seat on the Federal Reserve board.
"Even though, in a material sense, they come and go, they live on in the stories we tell, the relationships we cement, and ultimately in the sense of who we are," Gilovich says.
"I started becoming aware of being different in the sense of my size when I was in fifth grade," the This Is Us star, who wrote a memoir, This Is Me, tells PEOPLE exclusively.
"It's the key to discriminatory ad practices in the sense of demographic discrimination—racist or gendered or other discrimination," said Hamsini Sridharan, project director for MapLight, a nonprofit that tracks money's influence in politics.
Imagine Democrats declaring that they were right about these things, not just right in the sense of "technically correct," but right in the deeper sense of being on the side of justice and God.
HADLEY GAMBLE: And walk me through some of those details, in the sense of the mechanism to make sure that the Chinese are going to continue to comply on the outcome of this deal.
He simply focused on "passing time," in his words, or, as the title of the current exhibition states, "doing time," in the sense of allowing himself to be imprisoned in a self-made cage.
Bradley, the victim of this dunk both in the sense of being placed on a poster by Embiid and being completely fucked over by his teammate Drummond, stumbles around and recovers along the baseline.
It took the example of the real-life Barr to point out that the schisms in America right now aren't just about politics, in the sense of marginal tax rates or health care policy.
But what set "The Bandaged Place" apart was that it was not political "in the sense of trying to make a statement about homosexual relationships or the dynamics of being homosexual," Mr. Katz said.
Something else all those books had in common was that they were "historical" in the sense of being self-consciously concerned with the passing of time and with the past as a foreign country.
I'm not talking about "bird watching," in the sense of identifying species, and pointing them out to other humans who don't know as much as you do about the differences between species of sparrow.
Jody sells maps, which is a good job for a man who finds comfort in the sense of security they provide: "They attempt to make order and reduce our reliance on hypotheses," he explains.
"20173 will be a watershed year in the sense of whether the tax cut (for banks) would boost banks' willingness to lend," Varga said in an interview for the summit at his office in Budapest.
BLANKFEIN: IT IS -- I THINK YOU'RE -- VAIN IN THE SENSE OF, YOU KNOW, MAKING A -- IT IS HARD TO – IT IS HARD TO PROVE WHILE WE'RE SITTING HERE, I WOULDN'T MAKE THAT BET WITH YOU.
But also because this month you need to be a leader and not in the monarchic tradition, but more in the sense of providing guidance and cohesion to a loosely formed alliance of eclectic characters.
"There may be some ambiguity in another aspect," Kornmeier added — perhaps referring to the countless theories about the true meaning of Leonardo's iconic (self?)portrait — but "not ambiguity in the sense of happy versus sad."
My stepfather and my mom, my stepmother, I sort of won the lottery in the sense of, if you have to have your parents get divorced, when I was 2, they both found great partners.
Facebook then wouldn't have to wield editorial power over content in the sense of saying this is good or bad, it would just have to cull memes wholesale, just so there is less of them.
Now I'm much more interested in who is included, but not in the sense of who the person was in their lifetime, so much as how their image circulates as a commodity in their death.
However, by a stroke of luck, they counter-proposed STOP DROP AND ROLL (in the sense of getting ready for an emergency) and asked if I could come up with something to balance it out.
"Trump gives de Blasio something positive to talk about in the sense of being an oppositional force," said Bradley Tusk, a former adviser to Michael R. Bloomberg who has been seeking challengers to the mayor.
But this "Hercules," directed by the Public Works founder Lear deBessonet, is also big in the sense of spectacular, expanding the palette from previous seasons in ways that are both exciting and also mildly worrisome.
But in the sense of people actually having a dinner party and putting our music on, I would want to go in with a baseball bat and smash the [expletive] out of their fondue set.
But in the sense of people actually having a dinner party and putting our music on, I would want to go in with a baseball bat and smash the [expletive] out of their fondue set.
"In the sense of the Kardashians, it's like I'm going to show you so much perfect and be everything a woman should be or everything a man would like or love," she explained to the outlet.
That that would make him, you know, really, he is not able to be fair in the sense of judging them and investigating them, just to spend there over 93 years, and because of his relationship.
"  He also cautioned against "the assumption that consciousness will be uploaded in the sense of like, I'm John, we figure out how to copy my brain, and it's A to B going from carbon to silicon.
"5G is, so far, too much hype, in the sense of its position as a new revolutionary technology," Telenor Chief Executive Sigve Brekke told Reuters at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, where 003G overshadowed other topics.
The White House is attempting to shape expectations: Even if the special counsel's report catalogues unsavory conduct and connections, it will be portrayed as exoneration if there was no "collusion" in the sense of criminal collaboration.
"If you get challenged, you can say that you're not religious in the sense of being a regular churchgoer, but that you have things that you need the time and space to think about," she said.
"We're talking about imaginative structures, we're talking about how we perceive things and how we process information that's given to us — how we see ourselves in the sense of how we relate to history," he said.
There are only Oliver's own words — as in these, from the book: It is often felt that Darwin, more than anyone, banished "meaning" from the world — in the sense of any overall divine meaning or purpose.….
As a reporter, I'm a little bit disappointed because I read my book and I'm like, "I didn't break a whole lot of news," in the sense of there's not a lot of scoops in here.
"It was extremely hard in the sense of the emotions, but I feel really proud and honored, and extremely humbled, that they asked me and that I got to be a part of it," Doherty said.
You do feel Haynes's touch now and again, particularly in the sense of menace that seeps into a crepuscular law office and in the everyday eeriness that suffuses outwardly ordinary homes that are anything but normal.
"It's an extremely risky move for both of them, in the sense of being a 'winner-takes-all' strategy," said Gabriel Petrus, a political analyst with Barral M Jorge consultancy firm based in the capital Brasilia.
"They do have a real impact in the sense of reassuring students and their parents that the school is not collaborating with ICE," said Shiu-Ming Cheer, a senior staff attorney at the National Immigration Law Center.
And as the "No" vote in Missouri shows, democracy, in the sense of working-class self-organization, is the only way to fight back against the war on unions that the right has been waging for decades.
However, if it starts to think of itself as political in the sense of as a partner with politicians, an adjunct to political parties, or as simply an ideological reflex, then no one's going to trust it.
The gay scene was also incredibly segregated and homophobic in the sense of being very hostile to drag queens, to feminine gay men, and women were only allowed in the men's clubs once a month, if that.
It was a fascinating event, less in the sense of newsy product announcements (which there weren't many of) and more in the general finger-in-the-wind sense of how the tech industry is thinking about itself.
"In the days of the actual cyberpunk movement, the late 80s to early 90s, the emphasis was much more on 'punk' in the sense of someone who stands in opposition to big systems of control," he said.
"He is a unique character in the sense of the multiple powers he has," said Madawi al-Rasheed, a Saudi scholar and dissident who was stripped of her citizenship and now teaches at the London School of Economics.
"But if it's more in the sense of 'take one for the team,' or pushing yourself to do something that doesn't feel right for your body, that usually is going to be upsetting" for both people, she says.
The word "symposium" is written in Greek on a canvas hanging above the stage, but one section could be subtitled "agon," in the sense of "disputation"; you can see the start of a quarrel, the rising of temper.
Plaquemines is an enchanted place, beloved by nature lovers and sportsmen alike, but given its fragility, how long it will remain a place at all — in the sense of a location that signifies firm land — is anyone's guess.
"The man is currently being suspected of being a co-perpetrator of unlawful deprivation of liberty and of abuse, in the sense of prejudicing the health of others and money laundering," reads an update from the Drenthe Police.
I needed to give them permission in the sense of, "You can say anything and use any language," and by being curious about what their experience was and how they were reckoning with it, in a nonjudgmental way.
" He emphasized the composer's deep connection to both literature and nature: "I think he was fascinated by nature not in the sense of what nature inspires the human being to think about but what nature in itself is.
Americans—in the sense of the word that covers Alaska and Tierra del Fuego alike—live in a hemisphere that was conquered and settled by people who saw it as a place in which to realize their dreams.
"They're not operating in the sense of a Bell company, or a T-Mobile, or a Verizon; they don't compete in the U.S.," said James Lewis, a senior vice president at the Center for Strategic and International Studies.
In time I would learn that the group is not even really an organization, in the sense of having membership rolls and mailing lists, but, rather, functions as a loose but sophisticated organizing structure of closed Facebook groups.
Presumably, Giordano assumed that the corncob enthusiasts tweeting at him were using the word in the sense of this Urban Dictionary definition: But that's not what "corncob" means in the crazy, messed-up world of weird politics Twitter.
I can only be the best version of myself...You know, you can't represent everybody, but I do think I represent a lot of women in the sense of we're striving hard, we're working, we're breaking the glass ceiling.
Making longer lives financially more viable requires a fundamental rethink of life trajectories This starts with acknowledging that many of those older people today are not in fact "old" in the sense of being worn out, sick and inactive.
But in the sense of your creativity is your most important thing that you protect for what you're making, then she's right; that's why we run our own business because ultimately we are the protectors of what we do.
Mr Sechin, a workaholic who rises at 5am and involves himself in all areas of the company's operations, attributes this resilience to "a team that is distinguished by high professionalism, decency, and patriotism in the sense of company patriotism".
I try and do it at least with a smile on my face, literally but also figuratively in the sense of trying to be positive about all this craziness that's going on and trying to direct it towards solutions.
We thought to make an entertainment component of it, but entertainment in the sense of culture—a cultural hub, not based on vulgarity, not based on the blue angel which was when I was around a long time ago.
So if you are really going to be true to the spirit of Bork in the sense of injecting advances in economics into antitrust law, these economic models deserve more attention and less skepticism than the judge gave them.
We do still think of ourselves as citizens in the sense of being beneficiaries — we're actually conscious of our rights as American citizens and the nation's responsibilities to us and ensuring we get our share of the American pie.
Systems like these could no doubt be improved by enhanced artificial intelligence, but the scientists note that while these systems have some degrees of autonomy, they are in "no sense a step…towards 'autonomy' in the sense of AGI".
She also happened to have one of the least conventional backgrounds, in the sense of how conventional it was: Born in New Jersey, she worked in an insurance company, married at 19 and had a child the following year.
I sure have my bad days, and not just bad in the sense of attitude or not being in the mood, but biologically sabotaged—I slept badly, I'm about to have my period, I'm really stressed out by work.
She uses hand-embroidery to emulate the handwriting of authors whose ideas she makes her own, acting as a ghostwriter, not in the sense of composing a text signed by someone else, but of transmuting authorial handwriting into embroidery.
In Europe, a conditional right to proselytise (in the sense of advocating the truth of one's religion) was affirmed by a famous judgment of the Strasbourg-based European Court of Human Rights, the so-called Kokkinakis case, adjudicated in 1993.
"Now we find an emptiness in exactly the opposite direction, which provides a 'push' in the sense of a lack of pull," said Brent Tully, one of the study authors and an astronomer at the Institute for Astronomy in Honolulu.
He points out that the idea of being gay as an identity, in the sense of it being a fundamental part of oneself, only emerged relatively late on in the long history of sexual activity between people of the same sex.
But on top of that there really is the belief among a lot of people — including a lot of theologians and philosophers and politicians and scientists — that empathy, real empathy in the sense of feeling other suffering, is really important.
"Everything we've done — not just between taxis and ride-sharing, but in the sense of [bike-sharing program] Divvy and investing in public transportation — is to give commuters safe, reliable and comfortable choices," mayor Rahm Emanuel told the Chicago Sun-Times.
If a decent slice of those vast resources were deployed in ways that were not merely "ethical" (in the sense of avoiding activities like arms trading or tobacco) but pro-actively beneficial to the planet, it would really make a difference.
The discourse of Mr Ramadan is very traditional, in the sense of paying close attention to Islam's founding texts, and very hip and modern, as befits somebody who is well attuned to the anti-establishment politics of the 21st century.
I don't know if the view will "change" in the sense of: if you surveyed these same people in five years, and then again in ten and 15 years, then a larger and larger portion of them would say it's alright.
One key piece of evidence came from a parish census from 1605: Caravaggio was living with a young man named Francesco, listed in the register as his garzone, or boy (in the sense of pool- or errand-; Caravaggio had no children).
Nobody is expecting Microsoft to do anything different, as that's the key selling point of providing this software as a service to millions of customers, so it's odd to see Slack position itself as "open" in the sense of software.
They pioneered the integration of different aspects of production under one roof, paternalistic management-employee relations, the joint-stock company as form of corporate expansion, and "branding" in the sense of associating products with the particular factories where they were made.
"So people who are on their program some weeks but not others will inevitably lose less weight because you can't really catch up in the sense of making up bad weeks," Roberts, who wasn't involved in the study, said by email.
Gene Coyle, who worked for the CIA for 30 years before becoming a lecturer at Indiana University, Bloomington, was skeptical of the concept of a deep state, in the sense of hordes of government officials working in concert in the shadows.
It's a safe-enough description, I suppose—there is definitely action here, encounters with the stronger alien varieties never less than panicked, and adventure in the sense of pushing into an unknown that you (rightly) anticipate to be very deadly indeed.
His concern is partly with reclaiming "our time," of course, in the sense of an African American artist reclaiming and re-valorizing the artworks made by black people and long present in Western art while minimized in its art history.
Some of it was mad, in the sense of the highly abstract: A dull red geodesic cape peppered with holes like Gruyère cheese could only be dubbed a "garment" because it was fabric that, in that moment, sat on a body.
"It's not just sharing in the sense of, 'I have a big chunk of food and I'm going to let you also eat from the same plate," said Gerald Carter, a behavioral ecologist and assistant professor at Ohio State University.
But more than that, for me, RDR225 is "about" friction, not only in the sense of its plot or themes (though that too), but in terms of what it is both internally as a work and externally as a cultural object.
Also, I don't know if it's a genre in the sense of being a section at the bookstore, but I am drawn to books and stories in which you get to enter a world that would otherwise be closed to outsiders.
"If you think about it in the sense of a grassroots movement, it's very similar to what it's like in the field in terms of politics," said a Democratic social media strategist who has experience creating DM groups on the left.
To truly be like Donald Trump, not just in the sense of being cruel in a lazy way and ignorant in a superheated one but also being anywhere near as relentlessly aggrieved, you pretty much have to be Donald Trump.
"He not only was religious in the sense of being a regular churchgoer; he went to church every morning for the last 213 years of his life and took communion," Mr. Ruckelshaus said in an interview for an E.P.A. publication.
But that's leadership mostly in the sense of appointing technically competent people and listening to what they have to say, not the kind of helicopter grandstanding that leads to projects designed more to generate good photo ops than good transportation outcomes.
I take it in the sense of having had national security folks who have specifically told me how they think about it, what our exposure is, what our risks are, and how seriously they take the possibility of backdoors in our network.
A Moon Shaped Pool is a far cry from the alien depersonalization of the Kid A era; the cool sensuality of In Rainbows; or the amorphous loops on The King of Limbs, both in the sense of dangerously circular thinking and instrumental repetition.
So, I&aposve been at the Arizona border, I&aposve been at the Texas border, and what you&aposve done is remarkable in the sense of really drawing attention to the problems in our system and focusing on improved border security efforts.
As part of the change, Didi is appointing a new chief safety executive and chief security executive (in the sense of information security) who will directly report to the company's chief executive officer Cheng Wei and chief technology officer Zhang Bo, respectively.
Analysts are most confident of ascribing influence when they see a superhuman burst of bot activity followed by a deeper but more leisurely spread deemed to be "organic" (both in the sense of proceeding naturally and being done by flesh not circuits).
The first comes from known pop obsessives and millennial answers to Stevie Nicks and Lindsey Buckingham (in the sense that when they collaborate they make wonderful pop music, not like, in the sense of hating each other, or cocaine), Lorde and Jack Antonoff.
One of our great debates is whether we are on the cusp of a robot-and-artificial intelligence apocalypse that renders many humans jobless, at least in the sense of work as we know it today: Is super-human intelligence coming soon?
"Mayor de Blasio is right in the sense of what Mayor Bloomberg has done for low-income New Yorkers of color should disqualify him" from becoming president, said Alyssa Aguilera, co-executive director of Vocal-NY, a nonprofit that helps low-income people.
"'Fake,' in the sense of something being bogus or counterfeit, apparently began life a little over 200 years ago among the 'flash' language used by criminals in 18th- and 19th-century England," according to this totally-fascinating Mental Floss piece in March 2017.
At DKNY's height, this was its specialty: streetwear not in the contemporary sense of aggressive, subculture-siphoning casual clothes, but in the sense of clothes to be worn every day on the streets, from work to play, without occasion or undue fuss.
Garcia: The mission is very tedious, it is, no kidding, one of the most arduous things that you could possibly do, but it's so rewarding in the sense of, every day you know that you're doing something or you're preparing for the worst.
In September 1941 Klemperer could write to a friend about whether wearing a yellow star was the "final act" in the sense of the end of a Shakespearean drama; at that same moment 33,771 Jews were shot over a ravine just outside Kiev.
When I look back, I realize she raised me like a white kid — not white culturally, but in the sense of believing that the world was my oyster, that I should speak up for myself, that my ideas and thoughts and decisions mattered.
I've had so much fun over the years playing her and am also a little bit of a fan as well, in the sense of that I would like to know what she's up to now, too, as well as the other characters.
Nowadays, I simply do not have the time, usually (as handheld titles are another matter), to take on console games with concentrated dedication, in the sense of learning their every in and out, and raising my own capabilities to face the stiffest challenge.
"When you hear how uncoordinated it was, it really makes the administration look very thin-skinned and incompetent and mismanaged, especially in the sense of the allies," said Jenny Town, the managing editor of 38 North, a website that researches North Korea.
"I think there are some risks in the sense of potentially alienating a client or a potential client if the agency has decided to put a stake in the ground," said Jeremy Rosenberg, a managing director at the public relations firm Allison & Partners.
They were an odd band in the sense of their deep idiosyncrasy: they had an intense sense of style, a crucial part of which was their understanding of the ways that normal life can (and should) be made alluring and affecting in art.
So, if you're looking for safety in the sense of, 'I'm going to collect my dividend [and] my stock is going to be pretty protected,' I think you might be looking in the wrong place because this is a market that's going to be volatile.
We are part of that, we're now a central part of it for the last 50 years, almost, transformed Ireland, so in that sense, obviously the negotiations between the European Union and Britain will be critical in the sense of that relationship for the future.
So I'm less interested in the sexual side—though I believe there is a sexual dimension to this relationship—than I am in the sense of the emotions they felt for each other, which ultimately is the most fascinating thing about all human relationships. Listen.
I think that we should be teaching our medical students and our residents about medical marijuana in the sense of we don't have standardization about this, but how do you speak to patients about this because patients are going to ask you these questions.
He said the Russian position has long been: "We're interested in ecumenism only in the sense of collaboration in managing the crises of a Christianity that is attacked in some countries by violent forces ... and above all to unite against global secularization," he said.
The poems recall equally Robert Duncan's "Often I am Permitted to Return to a Meadow" and Charles Olson's idea of the space of perception as a field ("That field is large, relational, in the sense of operative, and alive," Robin Blaser writes of Olson).
The announcers talked about Kluber's "painting," in the sense of sliding his pitches right along the strike zone's edge, but what his performance really brought to mind was the brushwork of an actual artist, working in layers, applying accents, backgrounds building up to ornaments.
He's experienced — as the one-time "Daily Show" Senior Black Correspondent — in the sense of knowing how to make his points in soundbites, which in a "sorry-we're-out-of-time" world of cable news is an art not enough talking heads seem to understand.
"When it comes to me and the travel ban, I always speak loud and clear in the sense of understanding personally, where I came from and understanding that this is these United States of America and it is the country of immigrants," he told CNN.
The historian Eric Foner told me, "In the sense of who decides, and how do you decide what goes up and what comes down, it should be a sort of democratic process," to compensate for the undemocratic process that created the monuments during Jim Crow.
"The NPC may not be a key pillar of power in the sense of the British House of Commons or the US Congress, but having it under a trusted subordinate means Xi is putting himself in a strong position to make [legislative] changes," he said.
It takes serious steps to comply with the content and demands of the artists whose work it presents, therefore is coherent in the sense of cultivating a resource-friendly thinking  and a design with sustainable materials, but it also creates an atmosphere of cautious optimism.
Their stand, Ejen — meaning "now" in the sense of "from this moment forward" — is coolly modern in appearance, outfitted in Edison bulbs and sleek metal panels; but the food might as well have come from ancient, crusted pans in a fog of night-market smoke.
"Football in America is an example for all of us in every sense of the word, in the sense of the media coverage they get, in terms of the financial support they have," Torrejón said, pointing out that the American players are stars at home.
Montaigne made several attempts at his essais —the French word means, simply, "tries," in the sense of experimental effort, though the English word "sketches" comes closer—and the bulk of the work of writing was done in the seven years following La Boétie's death.
"Although eclipses aren't rare, in the sense of, like, you have to live a whole lifetime for a chance to see it," he said, "to see an annular or total solar eclipse, you do have to be in the right place at the right time."
Over the centuries, scholars shifted from thinking of art as imitation (in the sense of a faithful representation of the surroundings) to art as expression, meaning both the act of expressing something about oneself or the world, as well as the product of the expression.
In the sense of now, when you go back to doing the second album, I think there's just that inevitable pressure of there being another presence in the room, which is basically just the pressure of knowing the people that you're actually going to listen to.
"Everything I see for the brand is slowly starting to come true in the sense of how I wanted it to be very open," Zendaya, 20, tells PEOPLE of the line, which includes sizes ranging from XS to XXL with affordable prices between $18 and $54.
Letter To the Editor: Re "Cozying Up to Trump, Macron Gets Little Reward" (front page, April 23): Having lived in and reported on France, I don't believe for a minute that President Emmanuel Macron is "close" to President Trump in the sense of having a personal rapport.
The S27 filing said that one of the risks of investing is that Univision directly or indirectly relies upon local TV stations that have unionized members, and that a strike or some kind of work stoppage would impact Univision in the sense of its public valuation.
"Unless we are talking about a pregnant woman, there is zero risk -- it's zero in the sense of something major happening," said Wagner in response to reporter questions about how the virus might impact attendance at the Olympics being hosted by Brazil in six months' time.
So the Android flaw could last longer in the sense of, even though Google has pushed out a patch, that's not the same as the phone maker, so Samsung may not have put out a patch, the different chip makers, it's just a more crowded atmosphere.
And maybe if we had a better sense how much ... not just how much these companies were making off us in the sense of average revenue per user, but to the extent of what are we giving away and what is the lifetime value of that.
But thinking of stasis as one possibility among others — even if just for limited periods of time, even if just in the sense of loosening the hectoring voice in your own head that urges you to always keep marching forward — seems a culturally viable, emotionally necessary option.
Few qualify as "great" in the sense of Tolstoy or Balzac but I just finished one that did: I was dazzled by the brilliance of "The Goldfinch," by Donna Tartt, a masterpiece of characterization, plot, technical artistry combined with exquisite heartbreaking understanding of loss, love and art.
The thing I love about the film is it really leaves the door wide open for connecting with other women — as we've seen in the sense of community around Time's Up, around the women's movement, around people not really being afraid now to connect and talk.
If the festival was a brainy step above what remained of the summer-stock circuit, offering the Greeks and Chekhov instead of "Arsenic and Old Lace" and "Mame," it was hardly a theatrical hotbed except in the sense of older celebrities seeking humid flings with young wannabes.
The first was that while the donations were anonymous in the sense of being secret from the public, they were known to the staff at the MIT Media Lab — meaning Epstein still got much of the influence that the anonymity was supposed to cut him off from.
After decades of steady rangeland deterioration, and increasing violence among cattle ranchers, it became clear that the historical system of, well, no system wasn't sustainable; not "unsustainable" in the environmentalist sense (or not directly), but in the sense of the continuation of ranching as a viable economic activity.
People who are in communities where they feel they are at risk for enforcement, they should certainly be prepared in the sense of thinking about if they have property, if they have family, who will take care of those things if they are suddenly removed from that community.
Foer: I think for most people, and again I think this has nothing to do with your political alignment, it feels vague and distant, "over there" both in the sense of geographic distance, but also "over there" chronologically, like it's going to be in the future that it happens.
What that law said was that a bank (in the sense of the kind of place where you might have a bank account or go to get a mortgage) couldn't be part of the same company as other kinds of financial services companies, like investment banks or insurance companies.
Though Verginer has moved away from the traditional subject matter of his cultural heritage, his compositions nonetheless have a Biblical feel, in the sense of teaching a lesson by telling a story; there's no escaping the mythological, Romulus-and-Remus vibe of the two children and the mule.
As a result, we may be seeing the emergence of America's own version of a market-dominant minority: the much-discussed group often referred to as the coastal elites — misleadingly, because its members are neither all coastal nor all elite, at least in the sense of being wealthy.
And the problems are a lot to do with the age of the film and the damage that's been done in the last 100 years, in the sense of sort of scratches, of the way the film's snapped and broken and been spliced together and frames have been lost.
He may take a relaxed approach at work, and he may engage in politics from his bedroom in Bedminster, N.J. To be sure, no president is ever really on vacation, not in the sense of escaping to the beach, clearing out the head and genuinely leaving the office behind.
While all the stories are told in a sure and steady voice, some of the shorter ones shy away from their own power — they seem halting, not in the sense of hesitation, but rather of abrupt and decisive ceasing, a door shutting, a turning away on the heel.
Left out of the equation are the emotions that wine provokes, the companionship it brings and its place on the table (except in the sense of the so-called art of food-and-wine pairing, which, with its own formulas and rules can be as intimidating as wine itself).
" The apartments they could afford were overly quirky, "in the sense of the sink being in the bedroom," Ms. Chock-Goldman said, adding that when they contacted Debra Bondy, an associate broker at Compass who had helped her sister buy a place, "she brought in the reality factor.
So I think most magazines of any worth, when they first launch and create a DNA, they often then have subsequent editors who sort of follow that DNA in a different fashion, but I think founding editors, it's about satisfying their curiosity in the sense of a story.
Amendment voting represents one measure of how "bipartisan" a Senate is: Because amendments are also subject to filibuster, each roll call on an amendment essentially indicates that the parties were "working together" in the sense of not obstructing each other's attempts to get a recorded vote on some issue.
MCCARTHY: Well, we know, Mark, that about two weeks after the fact, as she was packing up her office after President Trump had been inaugurated, Susan Rice, the National Security Adviser for Obama, wrote a memo to the file to cover that meeting and cover in the sense of CIA.
"So any day where you get a little bit more confirmation that perhaps the economy is OK - and we got that today in the sense of an OK jobs report, oil is up, transports are doing better today - that that probably is something that helped the broader market," Carlson said.
But the contrast only works — works in the sense of you believing that Lohan totally has it together, is the queen bee, is better than these dumbass kids with their big muscles and exposed butts — if you have no memory of all the times she's tried to pull herself together before. ●
"I suspect it's less about wanting to get away with the con in the sense of wanting to rip people off, but more the idea of winning/duping as a way of feeling a sense of superiority or power," says Matt Lundquist, LCSW, a psychotherapist based in New York City.
I believe it to be sort of a weapon, again, where someone like me—and I don't mean that in the sense of like, I don't want to be someone who like tries to dogpile somebody with 93 followers, I kind of don't ever really believe in punching down social media.
The positive about teenagers is they're all used to social media and cameras and all of that, so they're not shy in the sense of putting themselves out there but there is a big trust issue and we are two 40-year-old white guys trying to break through that barrier.
There is a gap in the sense of crisis between South Koreans and their most-important ally — which means at least to South Korean minds that the United States should have become more involved and should have been more aggressive in dealing with those kinds of issues long, long, long before.
He could have just recorded it and sent it to me, but we vibed out for the three days and had an amazing time doing it and I produced in the sense of literally produced his vocals on the joint until the essence of it was exactly what I needed.
I mean, every day it's worse and 10 years from now the history books will be having a field day with it and the shame of the people who supported him, if they're still around, in the sense of being in the public eye, will be like the people who supported McCarthy.
The problem, thus far, the pair argue, is that companies like Google and Uber are throwing an engineering mindset at making vehicles autonomous, in the sense of designing rule-based systems that try to pre-empt and deal with every edge case, whilst in tandem adding more sensors and capturing more data.
In pretty much every genre, misogyny looms large—often at a lyrical level, but also in the sense of who gets to make the music, and who is laughed off when they try (all year I've been writing about the various aspects of the music industry which fail women in this regard, too).
For convergence purposes - for example, if you take the US example, it's a more than 200 year old monetary union with a very large single market in the sense of free movement of people and goods and services in the U.S. - although sometimes not that free (laughs), because there are restrictions yet.
Some of the world's best universities have been reluctant to set up campuses abroad, and some of the most enthusiastic offshorers, such as Webster University, which runs seven overseas campuses from its headquarters in Missouri, are hardly global in the sense of having world-class faculty and the pick of the world's graduate students.
Less in the sense of the provocateur (though his work, in terms of scale alone, is avant-garde), than in the tradition of radical purists like Werner Herzog and Caravaggio, he aims to excite with beauty the primal state of humans, that is, the ecstatic wonderment that comes with being totally immersed in the moment.
The publication is spoken of as special in the sense of not being a real part of the rest of the media landscape: it is an outlier, defined by some aspirational teenness that grown ups could never replicate, the way that an adult actress could never turn into a 15-year-old IG starlet.
These voters are probably in some sense "up for grabs" in elections — Democrat Conor Lamb seems to have persuaded a fair number of this kind of Trump voters to back him in last week's Pennsylvania special election — but most of them aren't especially "moderate" in the sense of clustering around the middle of the chart.
It had played a part in movies from the 50s, like The Wild Ones, but Thompson put meat on those bones in the sense of giving readers an idea of who the Angels were, what they were interested in, how they behaved with each other, and how they behaved in the world at large.
My perspective has slowly shifted into thinking about these columns not as "post-" in the sense of after, but "post-" in the way we think of it in terms like postmodern; these things are here and we're all struggling and sinking in the mud of the after like Bastian after losing Artax in the swamp.
But Shrobe is employing all these images and items to get at something deeper: the Dadaist tactic of mocking materialistic (in the sense of items indicative of social status) concerns, using the nonsensical and irrational as tonics for the relentless instrumentalization of what we purchase and consume to advertise the personas we want to project.
I think autonomous vehicles deployed smartly into the city in a way that positions the autonomous vehicle after it drops off the person in a way that minimizes the additional movement, in other words, optimizes the routes, so that it's not a dumb autonomous vehicle in the sense of what ride it chooses to pick up.
The received view up to the 1960s was that scientific progress was to be understood in terms of producing theories that were more and more likely to be true, in the sense of being better and better approximations to an ideal limit of scientific inquiry—for example, to some kind of theory of everything, if one exists.
This revelation — of both the art and the artifice of the designer's hand — is also a recognition of one of the key components of Mongiardino's work: Despite the apartment's stellar architecture, almost none of what can be seen is real, at least in the sense of being quarried or crafted centuries ago or inlaid by Renaissance workmen.
To take that seriously is to support massive, immediate carbon reductions, not only at the level of theory, not only in statements and proclamations and pledges, but in the sense of preferring the lower carbon strategy in every local, city, state, or federal decision, whether it's about land, housing, transportation, infrastructure, agriculture, taxes, regulations, or lifestyle habits.
Critics of the Russian operation, which began at the end of September, said that it was responsible for significant civilian casualties, that it left the Islamic State and other extremists in place despite having been advertised as an effort to fight terrorist organizations, and that it succeeded only in the sense of having preserved the government of Mr. Assad.
What has garnered less attention, but may be of far greater long-term historical importance, is what the scandal tells us about the ongoing privatization of government in the 21st century: I don't mean "privatization" in the sense of "outsourcing," or contracting out a function to a private company that is working for and being paid by the government.
So I'm careful not to criticize the president, and will continue to do that in the sense of, I'm not trying to gather attention or put myself on a raised platform in some way, but also, I know when you start criticizing people it makes it harder for anybody to open up and work with you.

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