I've been an addict for 29 years, and there is a lot of shame, denial and guilt in the lifestyle, so I might lie to you".
I tried to follow signs to an "Interpretation Centre," which I hoped might lay out the curators' intentions, but all I could find were sparse concrete rooms containing caged rabbits.
It felt like many a night I'd spent previously, eager with anticipation for the music, the fellowship, the likely accompanying drug experience and whatever else I hoped might lie ahead, but which almost always didn't.
Well concealed, such vulnerabilities might lay hidden for years.
What privacies your sorting might lay bare.
Of course, that beta flag means rocky roads might lay ahead for early adopters.
Moreover, they were afraid employers might lay them off due their prolonged absenteeism.
I knew of several barns where I thought the past might lie.
I enjoyed Arrival, another best picture nominee, because I'm fascinated by what might lie "out there," and I love that the woman at the center of this film — a linguist (Amy Adams) whose skills are desperately needed to communicate with beings from another world — is smart, brave, relentless, and doesn't primp.
I believe the answer might lie in data science.
"I was honestly concerned he might lie about the nature of our meeting, so I thought it important to document," he said.
