It's the story of three black women from Virginia who, soon after Sputnik shocked the world, are hired by NASA, where they do indispensable work in a segregated workplace.
"I know President Traoré will return to his own country and do the indispensable work of reconciliation," Mr. Hollande said.
There are already exciting projects attempting to do this, like the UK Feminista summer school, the Everyday Sexism Project, Southall Black Sisters, or the indispensable work of the Fawcett Society.
The story opens with a mathematician named Nachman travelling to hear a lecture on the Penultimate Conjecture, a difficult proof to which he dedicated his early career but then abandoned in favor of "solid, indispensable work".
It has been more than two years since Jonathan P. Stern published his ponderous but indispensable work "The Future of Russian Gas and Gazprom" (Oxford, $125), which shows that Russia's gas monster is compelled to take global market considerations into account.
"For reasons still unknown to us, the Government of the United States has retained his passport and we have not received the indispensable work visa needed to be able to gain access to that country," his management firm, 33spot!
By the end of last week, the beleaguered suit -- imperial emblem or indispensable work tool -- had made its way back into the wardrobes of both potential presidents, who were less focused now on looking laid back and genial than unambiguously telegraphing presidential gravity.
The monuments by which he will be remembered are some 60 architectural catalogues, the Library of the Canadian Centre for Architecture (almost every book guided there by his hand), and that indispensable work for lovers of the metropolis, The London Encyclopaedia, which he co-edited with Christopher Hibbert in 1983.
And it's great, fulfilling, and indispensable work.
Computer applications have become indispensable work tools in most organizations.
