In theory, such tasks would be a crucial part of the strategy of combining the former Time Warner's movies, music, television show and magazine content with the digital distribution capacities of America Online -- a strategy that was nominally the rationale for the companies' merger but which has yet to go much beyond mere cross-marketing.
For example, mere cross-referencing between CPGs would become hardly manageable in the presence of more than one comorbidity.
While such an amendment was supported by 72 House Democrats a decade ago, only 25 Democrats voted in favor of the measure Friday; a mere four Republicans crossed party lines to oppose it.
Nietzsche refers to this higher mode of being as "superhuman" (übermenschlich), and associates the doctrine of eternal recurrence — a doctrine for only the healthiest who can love life in its entirety — with this spiritual standpoint, in relation to which all-too-often downhearted, all-too-commonly-human attitudes stand as a mere bridge to be crossed and overcome.
After watching ABC's surprisingly festive "CMA Country Christmas" on Monday night, I wondered if this might be the year when each of the big television networks finally figures out how to do a holiday special that doesn't feel labored or corny or like a mere excuse for corporate cross-promotion.
It was a sullen Richard Nixon who came up with that quote in 1962 (naming himself obviously, rather than Motty who at that time was a mere schoolboy, busy cataloguing and cross-referencing his collection of Charles Buchan's Football Monthly).
A crossing time of a mere two minutes without any anxiety of traffic jams.
Claudio Bravo then dropped a deep Gareth Bale cross but it was a mere blip in Barça's first half.
For a mere 15 cents or so, you can cross the Creek on an abra, a crowded, low-slung ferry, and stroll through the giant gold souk.
Some articles have expressed excitement about the prospect that a vessel using this phenomenon could cross the Pacific Ocean in a mere 100 minutes.
