Younger in appearance than her 40 years, she grew up in Wisconsin and is girlish, even bubbly, in person, apt to express frustration with phrases like "Oh, sugar!" Peretti was hired to the Justice Department's Computer Crime and Intellectual Property Section shortly after 9/11.
The non-summative understanding, then, considers collectives to be, like persons, apt targets for attributions of propositional attitudes, and potentially of moral and epistemic censure as well.
"Jurors are apt to think, This person is slowing us down; this person doesn't know what he or she is doing," he said of any defendant who chooses self-representation. "There will be a magnified perception that the defendant is playing a game".
"People are more apt to trust a person or a business if they know someone else trusts them.
(The extremely apt title "In One Person" comes from "Richard II").
This is apt since virtually every person running for anything in Illinois seems to be mainly known as the child of somebody else.
Hamlet is 30, one learns an age when a person is apt to perceive that the world around him is "an unweeded garden / That grows to seed.
A certain allotment had been planned for each family, but the ARVN soldiers were unable to tell who belonged to what family, so were apt to give each person a whole family allotment, and the rice was exhausted in ten minutes, leaving a crowd of disappointed women still thrusting out their pots.
In 2007, a year before the financial collapse, he lands at a hedge fund that he gives the pseudonym Pateras — Polk takes every opportunity to adumbrate the patriarchal culture of the industry — where he becomes the head of distressed-securities trading, an apt position for a person who is himself deeply distressed and on a self-defining quest to achieve personal security.
Indeed, the plain person is apt to be rather confused about the differences between the methods of ethics, arbitrarily deploying one or another without recognizing any inconsistency.
The invited person is apt to feel appreciated and grateful, even if they are not "a regular".
