The Polish presidential plane was an ageing Tupolev 154: old, noisy and thirsty, admittedly, but also robust and reliable.
Not quite as glamorous as a licence to kill, admittedly, but also less likely to see you strapped to a board while a laser heads toward your nether regions and a genial megalomaniac tells you he expects you to die. 5. Grappling with Jaws on the roof of a cable car in Rio. - Neither of the men are wearing protective gloves, to say nothing of a hi-viz jacket.
I mention this admittedly extreme but also entirely truthful account of the scenario primarily to set a scene – one, in my experience, that plays out in any number of workplaces where men still outnumber women.
Rothkopf unwittingly suggests as much when he writes, in his otherwise astute catalogue essay, that "Koons is not just a child of our time but an active agent of it, one who has formed an extreme aesthetic position in concert with an admittedly problematic but also promising epoch".
He is less brazenly flippant with facts than his brethren, mostly because he focuses on setting up liberal politicians for admittedly uncomfortable, but also unanswerable and aggressively beside-the-point questions – such as asking Mayor Mike Bloomberg last month if he would disarm his security detail as part of a ban on guns.
Sain's attorney Siddhartha Rathod also asked that the charges be dropped saying that his client's messages to Rep. Fields were admittedly offensive, but also free speech and protected under law.
She shut off our TV and the the microwave, 'cause dudes were being rude to her they were hassling her, admittedly, but she also she sucks dick and has definitely been the recipient of many a Cleveland steampile to the face.
The bill not only would dump an additional $1 billion into an admittedly uncertain technology, but also would temporarily relieve any company investing in such technology from compliance with an important component of the Clean Air Act.
This has a number of (admittedly small) risks, but also a range of benefits: the file has a stronger chance of being cached on the user's end as other sites reference Google's copy, and since Google use a worldwide CDN, our overseas users can actually download the file from a closer server than guardian.co.uk can offer them.
It's a good-looking picture, admittedly, but it is also fantastically boring.
It's garbage from Anderson, admittedly, but it's also stunning batting.
