More than decent employment, public services or fair wages, "what the protesters want", it avers, "is to be treated as citizens not subjects".
No; it avers that the principle of doing so is "broadly accepted as both normal and useful".
That's still a lot, actually.Lots of things correlate to wine consumption, it avers.
"We can see the crude results in the way the Abbott government is being portrayed as bad, mad and chaotic by the baby faces in the press gallery and beyond," it averred.
He tried it, he liked it, he avers.
People grudgingly accepted it, he avers, as an institution they employed to torment their enemies.
But in general, as every pollster avers, it is the future more than the past that motivates voting.
If, indeed, gay people are born this way, as Lady Gaga avers, it becomes a little harder to call them sinners or beat them up.
If there is really nothing to seek or attain, as so many Chan masters have averred, and if enlightenment is not so much a substantive change as it is a gestalt shift, is this not to simply leave untreated and likely worsening all of the ills and injustices plaguing us?
"The Christ-symbol is of the greatest importance for psychology in so far as it is perhaps the most highly developed and differentiated symbol of the self, apart from the figure of the Buddha," Jung averred.
It's true, as Charles McGrath avers, that the Narnia books affirm "old-fashioned, Church of England religion and Tory politics" (Nov. 13).
